Sentence examples for supposedly when from inspiring English sources

Andrew: It says supposedly when I'm in class I'm daydreaming.

It blooms in early spring, supposedly when the shad are running upstream.

After Saberht's death, Mellitus was eventually banished by his sons, supposedly when he refused to give them the bread of Communion because they were unbelievers.

Supposedly, when the Miss World beauty contest asked Suriname for a contestant, various leaders got together and decided to put forward no fewer than 12 official entrants — each from a different ethnic group.

In Italy he is synonymous with ageing teams who play slow football: the very thing Abramovich was trying to escape, supposedly, when he complained to Ancelotti that his side lacked a "personality".

(Supposedly, when producers asked if he still wanted to go on, he asked, "Can you make it rain harder?") Since then, it has been mostly conspicuous hair flinging and practiced spectacle and, on at least one occasion, Bruce Springsteen a-skidding, loins-first, into a camera lens.

This focus is occurring because, in some instances, tickets were supposedly fixed when officers who wrote them were persuaded to skip scheduled appearances, or to sabotage cases by professing forgetfulness when asked to describe the traffic stop.

The abuse supposedly began when Mo'Nique was 7 and continued for four years.

But as Johnson had supposedly said when signing the Civil Rights Act, "We have lost the South for a generation".

He had previously ridiculed the boss of France Telecom for supposedly overpaying when it bought Orange, a British mobile firm.

Norworth was supposedly inspired when he was riding the old Ninth Avenue el and spotted an ad for the Polo Grounds.