Sentence examples for stream of speculation from inspiring English sources

Alongside the current race there runs a stream of speculation that Labour might fit another one in before 2020.

THE arrest of Naser Kelmendi (pictured above), one of the most notorious gangsters in the Balkans, has unleashed a stream of speculation in the region's press about who is connected to whom in the seamy underworld of Balkan crime and politics.

Manager Jurgen Klopp has publicly blamed the player's agents for the constant stream of speculation, saying: "I don't have a problem with him but his agents wouldn't be in my squad".

The correspondents sent by twenty-four-hour news channels kept up a steady stream of comment and speculation around the few sensational facts they knew.

Schrödinger rides in his car, sleeps on his couch, frequents his Harvard Square ice cream store and emits an unstoppable stream of revved-up speculation to anyone in earshot, from the beautiful young ice cream server to the four young people to whose story it's high time to attend.

In a day when a steady stream of exotic scientific speculations overwhelms the public imagination -- tiny superstrings vibrating in a 10-dimensional universe, invisible parallel worlds, wormholes tunneling through space and time -- a comfortable satisfaction can be taken from a modest technological triumph like NEAR.

For the last twenty-four hours we've been reporting a nearly non-stop stream of facts (and some speculation) about the new, unnamed News Corp./NBC Universal joint venture to launch later this year.

Google has acquired music streaming service Songza after weeks of speculation around a potential buyout.

In the two weeks since the shocking news broke that Kristen Stewart cheated on longtime boyfriend Robert Pattinson with a married director, there has been an endless stream of reports, rumors, lies and speculation from the media.

Months of speculation came to an end this week when US streaming video giant Netflix announced it would launch the service in Australia on 24 March.

After weeks of speculation that Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May were in talks to present their own motoring TV show on a streaming service, Amazon Prime has pipped Netflix to the post.