Sentence examples for claiming them for from inspiring English sources
He roams Europe looking at things other countries do differently and "claiming" them for America.
Perhaps the celebrated economists Amos Tversky, Daniel Kahneman and Elinor Ostrom believe their work is usefully discussed alongside evolutionary biology — Ms. Ostrom did subtitle a book "The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Actions" — but Mr. Wilson is a bit hasty in claiming them for his project.
There we run up against the difficulty of dealing with the most serious subjects when you are a B-writer of the sort who doesn't know how to disappear: are you serving the events, claiming them for your own, or somehow competing with them?
The new verticals will mostly be about ID — finding clips as they are uploaded to YouTube, claiming them for rights owners, and helping them monetize those clips.
In 1963, some Harrison High boys commandeered two tennis courts and claimed them for soccer.
James Cook sighted the uninhabited islands and claimed them for Britain; they were also claimed by Argentina after 1948.
When all is said, the sensible question one must ask is, why would Oxford want to write the plays and poems and then not claim them for himself?
The commanders have declared the vehicles the spoils of war and have pressed them into military service or claimed them for personal use.
Parker's regret is that the UK did not spot the big opportunities in the 80s and, backed by government support, claim them for its own.
But in terms of big sales numbers, no carmaker can really claim them for their wagon models.
