Sentence examples for chief claims from inspiring English sources
Mr. McGirk, a former Time magazine bureau chief, claims to be the faster runner in retreat, but he admired Mr. Nickelsberg's style.
These are now a mystery, but Mariano Herran, the PGR's anti-drugs chief, claims to be confident that, with Interpol's help, he will soon be found.
One of the chief claims of the Radius case is that it does not interfere with transmission because it doesn't cover the phone's antenna.
Numbers depersonalize; that remains one of their chief claims to authority, and to a different explanatory force than can be found in, say, a poem.
"This could be a new theory of liability against health care institutions — lack of emergency preparedness," said Kristin McMahon, an attorney and chief claims officer for Iron Health a company that insures hospitals.
Clementi's chief claims to fame are his long series of piano sonatas, many of which have been revived, and his celebrated studies for piano, the Gradus ad Parnassum (1817; "Steps Toward Parnassus").
His counter-terrorism chief claimed that the terrorists were "on the run".
Before winning the Derby, War Emblem's chief claim to fame was being purchased just weeks before.
And its stories are star-studded and wild, offering hearty proof of its chief claim.
He is a nervous man whose chief claim to fame is that his brother is the famous actor, Shelmerdine Peacock.
But last year Salvatore Mancuso, a now-demobilised AUC military chief, claimed to control 30% of the Congress.
