Sentence examples for true report from inspiring English sources

"That came from a true report about a guy who'd been using his grandfather's pistol," he says.

The site mentioned above, www.hotspringbreaks.com, which is maintained by Student Adventure Travel of Dallas City, Ill., posts a "too good to be true" report that warns online shoppers.

The New Yorker, January 23 , 1926 P. 7Theodore Dreiser's new novel being discussed because rumor has it it's true report Gillette murder.

The failure of the notionally Christian worlds of Russia and Mississippi to be in any way sufficient to the occasion of Christ among them would be a true report always and everywhere.

Asked at one point about the merits of a (true) report in the Mail that Grant had fathered a "love child," Dacre parried that Grant had invited such attention by placing himself in the public eye.

Go to waronwant.org/ProtectLocalDemocracy John Hilary Executive Director,  War on Want  London N1   The claim by Tim Roache of the GMB union that the "EU has given us the most progressive employment legislation" is simply not true (report, 15 February).

"The job functions may have to be split in certain cases between the watchdog capabilities -- the true reporting and true accounting skills -- as well as the financial engineering".

How plausible is it, for instance, that Mr. Romney would have received just two votes out of 53 in the precinct, as Mr. True reported?

England didn't do very well and there was true reporting.

Across interview instruction conditions, recognition questions that did not suggest wrongdoing elicited few additional transgression disclosures, whereas recognition questions that explicitly mentioned wrongdoing elicited some true reports but also some false alarms.

"That isn't true," reported National Public Radio correspondent Scott Detrow, an eyewitness.