Sentence examples for we reportedly from inspiring English sources

The year 2015 will be remembered for many things: the world's first referendum to bring about same-sex marriage was held in Ireland; the US Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples can marry nationwide and, here in Britain, we reportedly elected more out lesbian and gay MPs than anywhere else in the world.

Under Heather we reportedly increased revenue by 50% the tumultuous first year we were under AOL, to $15 million – over 2x what the entire media business is worth according to financials.

With iOS 7, we reportedly may get the following additions: new toggle switches for accessing quick settings in the notifications bar; deeper Flickr and Vimeo integration into the core OS; panoramic, scrollable background wallpapers; notifications you can manipulate with gestures; and maybe a new gesture to access "glance-able" information panels, like Notification Center.

'Global graduates' is a concept with which the UK is familiar, but not one we are reportedly treating as seriously as is perhaps required.

We say "reportedly" because now the conversation has become so muddled that even #FireColbert tweeters don't seem to know what they're tweeting about.

"We care about all people equally, and we will work hard to help people suffering in as many of these situations as we can," Zuckerberg reportedly said.

Reportedly, we will find out the answer when Gabrielsson's memoir is published, next year.

He enjoys relating the story of the eccentric Lord Grimthorpe, whose last words were reportedly, "We are low on marmalade".

It was Andreotti, we learn, who reportedly said to the Pope, "Excuse me, Your Holiness, but you don't know the Vatican".

The players were on the field, surrounded by cameramen and reporters and V.I.P.s and the rest of the horde that descends on an athletic field after a game ends, and Brady leaned in to Tebow and said, reportedly, "We'll see you guys again".

As we know, Facebook reportedly offered Twitter $500 million to acquire the company in the fall of 2008.