Sentence examples for claim set from inspiring English sources

The first break of the match came in the final game of the set, with Murray sweeping a cross-court forehand past Djokovic to claim set point.

But Mr. Obama has not issued a signing statement since last summer, when one claim set off a bipartisan uproar in Congress.

Baldwin, led by these supreme authorial guides, to whom he felt a perfectly natural claim, set out to turn his shabby Harlem streets and churches into world-class literature.

The mere assertion in court that something is legal doesn't make it legal — even provisionally — but the Justice Department's claim set the stage for the Administration to argue one day that the courts had not yet ruled on the point.

Stranger than fiction but just as gripping is How to Ruin a Queen (John Murray, Jonathan Beckmann's masterly exploration of the "diamond necklace" affair, a bizarre scandal that some claim set Marie Antoinette on the road to the guillotine.

But when the gasoline rivers branch off to be pumped into separate trucks, companies tinker with it, taking that consistently good product (whether regular or premium) and spicing it with their own chemical signatures, the additives that they claim set them apart.

So far, no one has contested Gussin's claim, setting his invention apart from the radio (Marconi vs. Tesla) and calculus (Leibniz vs. Newton).

The legal claim sets the stage for a lawsuit over Romero's death.

For the embedded stem (claim) sets, the level of competition increases due to the accumulation of acoustic cues that clay is not the target but claim.

These results confirm that the claim sets differ markedly from the played and shape sets in the level of lexical competition—and therefore in potential perceptual complexity at the critical time points aligned around the onset closure.

Skepticism, also spelled scepticism, in Western philosophy, the attitude of doubting knowledge claims set forth in various areas.