Sentence examples for supposedly party from inspiring English sources

A prominent UK blogger has also been whipping up the spirit of playground mischief-making, testing the limits of the courts' legal restraint by posting more names supposedly party to various injunctions on Twitter.

Richards and Carter were the targets of criticism from the acerbic Philadelphia media for supposedly partying to the extent that it affected their play, and Richards' relationship with reporters there soured.

It banned "soft" money (unlimited cash given to parties, not individual campaigns, supposedly for party building) while simultaneously raising contribution limits for "hard" money (given directly to candidates and the parties) from $1,000 to $2,000.

Another supposedly injured party was McDonald's, which lost some business in the disorder.

And he fits in a supposedly centre party as well as a halo fits Trump.

A couple of episodes set on Ibiza make the supposedly debauched party scene look like a weekend fair at a progressive high school.

If they had backed it, as is supposedly their party's policy, we would be looking at a very different route forward.

By John C. Mosher The New Yorker, January 19 , 1935P. 16 Mr. Opal goes to a supposedly gay party but all the guests enjoy themselves by telling gloomy stories.

Supposedly secret party caucuses roil behind closed doors, only to burst forth and recount a hundred different versions of who said what to whom.

The New Yorker, January 19 , 1935P. 16 Mr. Opal goes to a supposedly gay party but all the guests enjoy themselves by telling gloomy stories.

Winner sprung to Cameron's defence: "I find it unbelievable that Harriet Harman, the deputy leader of a supposedly important party, sees fit to go on about my phrase 'calm down, dear'.