Sentence examples for claim made on from inspiring English sources

The Western tattoo, she suggests, flourished in prisons, at sea and in secret societies where the body is least independent, least subject to the will; the tattoo is a rebellion, a claim made on one's body.

He added that the claim made on the video cover of the original is apt: "It's 'E.R.' on acid".

The statement contradicts a Pakistani claim, made on Sept. 21, that Pakistani security forces had released Mr. Baradar in a bid to bolster the faltering peace effort.

Unlike a shop, any claim made on air has to be backed up by substantial evidence   One of the main reasons ascribed to its success is technical.

But the claim made on his behalf (though, impressively, not by him) that this political persuasion is new, or markedly different to what immediately preceded it, is unsatisfactory.

Trump was additionally ridiculed for a claim made on MSNBC that parts of London were "so radicalised" that police were "afraid for their own lives".

Mr Hunt also said claims made on 4 July 2011 that Milly Dowler's phone had been hacked had made him re-evaluate the News Corp bid.

Reading the claims made on the hundreds of Web sites dedicated to green tea, one would think it is a magical elixir of life.

No one has been charged in relation to the subsidy claims made on behalf of farmers araound Vamos.

I'm sure there are other readers who feel claims made on them from both genders.

"All claims made on our products are substantiated by science," he says.