Sentence examples for claims somewhere from inspiring English sources

"If they get recognition, they're going to make land claims somewhere in the region -- maybe Groton Long Point, maybe Waterford or Mystic, wherever.

Robert Greenstein, the executive director of the left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, called Mr. Ryan's claim "somewhere between a misstatement and a flat-out untruth".

China's communist rulers have remained silent over the anniversary of the devastating political mobilisation, which scholars estimate claimed somewhere between one and two million lives.

We take advantage of the fact that few asylum seekers can get here directly, to insist they should have made their claim somewhere else.

These two-car garages are space hogs, claiming somewhere around 500 square feet of prime living space.

It doesn't seem far-fetched to think that Trump, an avid Twitter user, might have first encountered the claim somewhere on social media.

That didn't stop Trump and his team from "pushing ways to try to make this evidence-free claim somewhere sort of possibly in the neighborhood of almost not entirely false," Tapper said.

Skeptics, and there were many, saw that claim as somewhere between boasting and balderdash.

Or it may come if the prime minister ever manages to convince his own cabinet of the plan to revoke the citizenship of sole citizens who can claim citizenship somewhere else.

But at its heart is a passion for ideas and utopia and beauty that claimed us somewhere between a boyhood crush on Warhol and our fully-fledged adult obsession with Barthes.

It is early to be estimating, though one of the lawyers for the victims has suggested that the claims may total somewhere around $1.2 million to $1.5 million.