Sentence examples for claiming will be from inspiring English sources
Mr. Giordano said residents of the one-mile-square community seem convinced that the proposed 20percentt reduction in rates that the power authority has been claiming will be only temporary and that, ultimately, they will pay much more.
It's all part of what the BBC are claiming will be a "landmark comedy season" later this year, which apparently involves not the creation and promotion of new talent and ideas, but the dredging out of fond memories for another round on the televisual stage.
17 Eco-tourists may want to check out the Cayman Diving Lodge (800-852-3483; www.divelonge.com), on the east end of Grand Cayman Island, which is set to open in March, and which management is claiming will be the first totally green building in the Grand Caymans.
That simply doesn't cut it in my view and I'll be looking for something real and substantive from Salesforce in a few weeks to really wow the suggested 150,000-strong audience that Benioff is claiming will be at the show.
That gets us down to a much smaller number of women than the "millions" who some people are now claiming will be affected by this new bill's amendment on abortion.
The result, it claims, will be reactor fuel for electricity.
There will then be a battle on the river which organisers have claimed will be "epic and spectacular".
A beer maker has announced plans to create what it claims will be Scotland's first sake brewery.
Prizes, if legitimately claimed, will be awarded.
He has, however, saved his most powerful criticism for what he claims will be his last.
