Sentence examples for claimed coming from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most blaring example of which is Rupert Everett, who claimed coming out "ruined his career".

Color, he claimed, came into his life when he went to Paris in 1911.

New claims come in at 120 to 130 a month.

"All American literature," he claims, "comes from one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn.

And so on.But the biggest increase in adaptation costs the authors claim comes from infrastructure in the third world.

Sometimes claims come years after the fact.

The columns, which Kiev claims came from Russia and the rebels' claim came from Luhansk, have now scattered across the countryside and along the main highway.

The most preposterous claims coming from Treasury revolve around the estate tax.

Between the self-interested, unverified claims coming from all sides, "the facts are not clear," Mr. Mehdi said.

This is where the overstated claims coming out of China are unhelpful.

"You could have multiple claims coming forth and competing claims, siblings fighting or stepchildren," she said.