Sentence examples for face claimed from inspiring English sources

Four months after he acknowledged that his campaign was in serious trouble, Vice President Al Gore stood on a stage here and with confetti plastered to the side of his face, claimed his first success of the 2000 presidential campaign, a resounding 2-to-1 victory over Bill Bradley.

I am angry that I have to wake up to Nigel Farage's smug face claiming that the NHS figures that have been touted were a lie.

Pembrokeshire and neighbouring Carmarthenshire face claims that payments in lieu of pension were unlawful.

Mayor Rahman and his party face claims of corrupt practices and exerting undue spiritual influence on voters.

The homeowner fatally shot McBride in her face claiming that he thought she was a robber.

Morris dancers who black up their faces claim that there is no racial connotation at all.

Careworn faces claim the camera and recede, their hard-knock homeliness as uniform as the pancaked, scrubby vistas that surround them.

Northrop Grumman faces claims its workers were charged for active management despite investing in glorified index funds that should have cost them far less.

"The Torah has seventy faces," claims the Babylonian Talmud (Sanhedrin 34a), meaning that there are many ways to interpret scripture.

The companies' insurers face claims, too.

Insurance companies are likely to pay some costs, and BP's contractors could also face claims.