Sentence examples for back claimed from inspiring English sources

One churnalistic story a few years back claimed that people gain more satisfaction from eating it than from "passionate kissing".

"I was blowing it in from the back," claimed Wolfsburg's Italian defender Andrea Barzagli, possibly with Thurn und Taxis in mind.

"It is another step in reducing our national debt and in getting taxpayers' money back," claimed George Osborne as he unveiled plans to sell more of the state's shares in Lloyds Banking Group.

Roy Moore, for whom Bannon campaigned in Alabama late last year, called homosexuality "inherently evil," suggested sodomy laws be brought back, claimed the Bible as the law of the land and was removed twice as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court ― the second time for ordering probate judges in the state not to follow the Supreme Court's Obergefell ruling on marriage equality.

"The stick talks back, claiming to have Muslim ancestry.

Then he went back, claiming that "his children missed him".

Kirchner fired back, claiming that the justices themselves were a threat to democracy.

Industry fought back, claiming that the law would be too cumbersome and costly.

Both came back claiming they had attended to their flaws and had much improved.

Beijing hit back, claiming London was making "groundless accusations against China".

Warsi, Lawrence and Chakrabarti hit back, claiming the comments took Farage to a "new low".