Sentence examples for claims picked from inspiring English sources

"This could turn out to be similar to cases in the past, where we have stalked groups who have made serious claims picked up in recorded conversations or in email traffic, but when we get down to it they did not have the necessary hardware to actually do it," the source said.

"When claims pick up, that's a worrisome sign".

Although the IPPR, like Policy Exchange, claims pick up in a range of party manifestos for its ideas, it is known to be close to Labour – a closeness fostered by an interchange of staff.

In "The Eagles Encyclopedia," Ray Didinger states that Willey lined up that day against New York's Hall of Fame left tackle, Roosevelt Brown, a claim picked up by some of the obituaries.

He found another part-time job, handling auto-insurance claims, and picked up weekend shifts at the restaurant.

She has not spoken publicly since Thursday, when the article appeared and its claims were picked up and circulated by newspapers and Web sites in Russia and beyond.

The brainy 6ft1 shot stopper claims he picked up the Greek language in just under two years and at 14-years-old started playing for his local village football team – where he was quite literally a boy against 30-year-old men.

She claims she picked up the anecdote right after the conference.

The story regarding the Valladares claims was picked up by numerous music blogs and other national publications, including Billboard.

If you are claiming for that reason, it's worth establishing your story and getting chronology of events in place before you make the claim, to lessen the chances of a claims handler picking holes in your claim.

He once claimed he picked the firm's name because the Japanese couldn't pronounce it (the official version is that it was chosen from a survey of 100 people).