Sentence examples for claiming via from inspiring English sources

In what I'd assume was some sort of Twitter follower-hording publicity stunt if it weren't for the fact that their account was set to private, some gent named Jim Van is claiming (Via Twitter) to not only have a Pre in hand, but to have some inside info pointing toward a release on April 30th.

So we were left with a bill of £790 which I set about claiming via our travel insurance.

McAfee subsequently went on the run, claiming via a series of blogposts that local police were trying to kill him after he refused to pay $2m£1.25m5m) in bribes.

According to the complaint, Ms. Alba kept up her ruse even when she was contacted by potential donors, claiming via text message that she hugged President Obama when he visited Newtown and that she was an emotional wreck.

From the Football Supporters' Federation's point of view, Friday night football is less of an issue than the increase of televised football in general, something its chief executive, Kevin Miles, raised with Ofcom in December 2014, claiming via letter that such an increase "would have a detrimental impact on match atmosphere and the interests of supporters".

Despite the fact that News.me lost access to Twitter's API, that didn't have to spell doom and gloom for the startup, even if that's what the team is claiming via its blog post today.

The president is adamant he has no regrets over the "great opportunity" his sport claimed via Olympic involvement.

But at least the Sun can claim, via Mohan, that women can move on, if the Faustian pact appeals, to be "much more than models".

When Gawker recently published a piece about rumors of a very famous comedian's alleged bad behavior, Stanhope happily claimed, via Twitter, that he was the culprit.

Greenberg had been ousted three years earlier; but he now claims, via Starr International, a company he controls, that in the $180bn taxpayer-backed rescue of the company, shareholders, (including, of course, himself), got a raw deal.

Within days the Nigerian National Commission for Museums and Monuments claimed, via an Internet statement, that the objects had been pillaged by the British military in the late 19th century and should be given back.