Sentence examples for vast rumor from inspiring English sources

Now there's a ravenous twenty-four hour cable news cycle that gorges uncritically on the Internet, which in turn is a vast rumor mill and opinion fryolator.

As attention turns to tracking the Mubaraks' purported wealth, rumors of vast real estate holdings by the family have swirled.

Newspapers report rumors of vast illicit fortunes to be recovered from Mr. Mubarak and his associates that many mistakenly believe will change the Egyptian economy.

Beyond Rangoon, the violence of the September events had been only a rumor among the vast numbers of poor people; the criminal aftermath of the cyclone was something that they saw for themselves.

Fighting left the the centuries-old casbah in Nablus in ruins, and there was vast destruction -- along with rumors of massacres that the Israelis denied -- in Jenin.

In the early twentieth century, Fawcett led two expeditions in search of the ruins of a vast ancient city that was rumored to exist in an Amazonian jungle in Brazil; Sienna Miller co-stars as Fawcett's wife and collaborator, Nina; Robert Pattinson plays Fawcett's colleague Henry Costin.

But Todd Clark, head of listed trading at W.R. Hambrecht, says he's not surprised by the rumors given the vast consolidation that has occurred in the industry.

Because it came in response to rumors of a vast army of Christians and Jews, a quarter of a million strong, massing in the north and planning to exterminate the 25,000 Muslims then living.

Uncle Nigel has just discovered the first of three mythical Incan keys rumored to lead to a vast treasure.

It is there, like a vast, unexplored continent, and all sorts of daunting rumors circulate about life in the interior.

Looters from Cairo's vast shantytowns attacked gleaming suburban shopping malls, wild rumors swirled of gunfights at the bridges and gates to the most expensive neighborhoods and some of their residents turned wistful about Mr. Mubarak and his authoritarian rule.