Meanings of be a rumour in English

Do you want to be a rumour that won't die?

So it must be a rumour.

Cyril Ramaphosa's nationwide address on Thursday at 16:00, which Diko confirmed to be a rumour, seemed to have surfaced out of pure desperation for answers.

There was a rumour going around the underworld that you were dead.'

There was a rumour that you lodged this night in Newgate.

There 's a rumour that the event is going to be disrupted by picketers.

There is a rumour that he has been found dead on the beach.

There was a rumour that the couple had actually recorded themselves having sex.

There was a rumour that he was there, waiting for me.

There was a rumour that Mr. Benjamin intended to plead guilty.

There was a rumour about that he still had some hope.

There had been a rumour going about the last few days to that effect.

There was a rumour that they would start at six-thirty.

By the way, there was a rumour that you were about to marry, Tregellis.

There was a rumour going around, an incomprehensible rumour, that I was this burglar.

There is a rumour that Mrs. Weston, too, is dead.