Sentence examples for claim running from inspiring English sources

CLAIM: Running very fast in circles around my legs while we are waiting for your mother by the baggage claim will hurry her arrival.

If, as biomechanics gurus claim, running is controlled falling, then fell running is falling in all manner of ways and directions.

But this claim runs into trouble if we raise the philosophical questions of what Pinker means by "our welfare" and "the flourishing of humans".

Either claim runs the risk of offense, and in any case should bear greater reflection than Ms. Powers can seem to muster.

Before the event was canceled, Romney campaign staffers had suggested that reporters meet them at the summit — they doubted that the journalists would be able to keep up with Mr. Romney, who, they claim, runs circles around the press.

Every single story, they claim, ran roughshod over advice from the Samaritans, MediaWise Trust and Ipso by not including information on support lines, while many articles ran the risk of romanticising or glorifying suicide.

But his claim runs counter to details PST has sent to the Football League.

Also, that a strict ethical code to split rich businessmen from politics - the "mafia" which protesters claim runs the country - would help bridge the gap between those in power, and the people.

This bombastic claim runs contrary to the evidence amassed this election cycle.

But Cameron said the government had to comply or face possible compensation claims running into millions in a flood of human rights claims by inmates.

There could also be tighter rules on using taxis, and restrictions on claiming running costs for second homes such as contents insurance.