Sentence examples for bit of claim from inspiring English sources

The athlete, who finished fifth in the 3000m steeplechase in her first Commonwealth Games appearance, later told Channel 10 television: "I just wanted a little bit of claim to fame.

"Maybe I have a little bit of a claim — I and the people I was working with — to having invented the personal computer".

It is also important for the local area since it gives us a bit of a claim to fame as the birth-place of Jerusalem, a piece of Blake's [poetry] that is well loved.

"I'm glad that Pluto gets a little bit of a claim to fame by being larger".

One bit of research claimed Utah had the highest per capita of paid pornography subscriptions in the country.

O.K., the Rays can claim a little bit of charm despite that dreadful ballpark and its empty seats, but they are so four years ago.

That seemed a bit of an aggressive claim.

At the same time, he admitted Albion needed "a little bit of luck" to claim only their second home league win over Arsenal since 1973.

But all this wasteland needs to transform into an oceanic Garden of Eden is a bit of iron, oceanographers claim.

But seriously, that's a bit of a far-fetched claim isn't it?

"And you never once told one person, in your entire life, about one bit of abuse that you claim you had seen in your home," Ms. Pomodore asked.