Sentence examples for sparked rumours from inspiring English sources

Though her remarkable performances sparked rumours of steroid use, drug tests revealed no banned substances.

Her closeness to the couple sparked rumours of more intimate relations.

Her appearance in the show sparked rumours of an affair with Cole but Kaplinsky said they were not true.

Kojong's death in 1919 sparked rumours that he had been poisoned by the Japanese, and his funeral served as the impetus for the March 1st independence movement.

Karimov is 77, and his disappearance from public view for three weeks in February sparked rumours that his health was flagging.

Cole won the 2004 series with the newsreader and their intense routines sparked rumours of an off-screen relationship which they have both denied.

In fact, its successive non-appearances rival those of Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life, which sparked rumour after rumour until it finally materialised at Cannes in 2011, winning the Palme d'Or for its trouble.

Wenger was photographed at Heathrow Airport on Wednesday, sparking rumours of a dash to Europe to seal a transfer.

15.01.07 Ardeshir Hosseinpour (unconfirmed) The scientist's death from gas poisoning was reported by Iranian TV a week after it happened, sparking rumours that Mossad might be to blame.

CHARLIE CRIST, the Republican governor of Florida and possible vice-presidential candidate, has been a bachelor for nearly 30 years, sparking rumours that he might be gay.

In December, President Asif Ali Zardari flew to Dubai for medical treatment, sparking rumours that he had fled the country anticipating a coup.