Sentence examples for which reputedly from inspiring English sources
She is said to have gone accompanied by her black cat, which reputedly came out of it white.
The symbol of Asante unity was the Golden Stool, which reputedly descended from the sky and to which all chiefs acknowledged allegiance.
The GOC, which retains 17percentt of Pliva's shares, and Pliva officials feel more secure with Barr than with Activas, which reputedly has links to Russian capital.
Starting with an inaugural Gatwick-Newark flight on 22 June 1984, which reputedly ran dry (of champagne, not fuel) somewhere over Newfoundland, Virgin Atlantic has been a "challenger brand" with a premium product.
Nor are today's gamers likely to sense the Cold War paranoia that suffuses Atari's Missile Command, which reputedly caused its designer, David Theurer, to wake at night in panic sweats.
But without transport, you would deny yourself some dazzling sights, like the Postojna caves, which reputedly have drawn 31 million visitors since they were first opened as a tourist attraction in 1820.
They were aboard the Canadian vessel Tahrir (Arabic for liberation) and the Irish boat Saoirse (Irish for freedom), which were reputedly carrying medical equipment from Turkey to Gaza.
The name was derived (1915) from a fictional prospector, Professor Josiah Flintabbatey Flonatin, in the dime novel The Sunless City by J.E. Preston-Muddock, a copy of which was reputedly found in the wilderness of northern Manitoba.
Other dangers include a beer from an American brewer arriving later in the year which is reputedly the world's strongest, an example of the development of "extreme" beers that command extreme prices.Glenn PayneBeer buyerSafeway StoresLondon.
But lost in the gloomy news, and even ignored by many here, is one measurement by which the reputedly diminutive Japanese have been closing the gap impressively with Westerners: height.
The most expensive places outside southern England included Edinburgh, Altrincham near Manchester, which is reputedly popular with Premier League footballers, Solihull in the West Midlands, Leamington Spa in Warwickshire, and Aberdeen.
