Sentence examples for I'd claim from inspiring English sources

"If this was 1983, I'd claim these murders, too," Mr. Lucas told The Houston Chronicle.

(Not that I'd claim that women would have behaved better than the men did this summer).

The Milwaukee is described as "the lovechild of a German bratwurst and a Danish hot dog" but it's not something whose parentage I'd claim.

If I were him, … I'd claim that I was teaching my students a valuable practical lesson in economics, by illustrating how regulatory power (the power to assign mandatory textbooks for a required credit class, and to smother secondary markets by frequently printing and requiring new editions) can lead to rent-seeking and the creation of effective monopolies.

"To me, I'd claim those parts of the moon.

And I'd claim I was just switching careers.

It informed me that I was disqualified from the lottery because I'd claimed the wrong country of origin.

In slowing the pace, I'd claimed the right to be romanced.

Canadians typically aren't eligible for the lottery, but if I'd claimed Iran, where my parents were born, I wouldn't have had any trouble.

Misery-guts that I am, I'd claimed that one of Carr's gags didn't really work.

That might be true if I'd claimed to be in another state at the time, but those records cannot place me next to the body.