Sentence examples for supposedly have from inspiring English sources

All the guys who supposedly have injuries are playing good.

This could get interesting, as they say, now that people supposedly have less money to spend.

The finished car will supposedly have a 0-to-60 m.p.h.

"They try to yell and scream and supposedly have this intensity that no one has.

And that's just in countries where women supposedly have equal rights.

With those few words of reassurance, the peace process would supposedly have been back on track.

Or that the Russians supposedly have endless talent but are petulant, enigmatic and undependable when it matters.

Ninety per cent of the population, for instance, will supposedly have access to health insurance by 2011.

But in an age when new media supposedly have painting on the run, that argument works both ways.

"All they do is execute the orders of foreigners who supposedly have saved us from the rocks".

In the movies and television, agent and manager supposedly have two different roles, separated by law as well as tradition.