Sentence examples for it would claim from inspiring English sources

Hurrah!)," "The Elevator Man Going Up, Going Up, Going Up, Going Up!" In these oddball songs, we hear not only pop music being invented as a mass medium, but a new nation being born: it is melting-pot music, the sound of a polyglot America emerging from its Victorian past and striding jauntily into the century it would claim as its own.

And it would claim a sphere of influence in the world.

With more than $110 million spent on the Own the Podium program, Canada declared before the Games that it would claim the most total medals.

The Swedish gear maker said it would claim the ST-Ericsson business that makes thin, low-power smartphone modems for fast, Long Term Evolution mobile networks from the venture.

The official Iranian press presented the talks as a defeat for the West, and it was possible to imagine that Iran was laying the groundwork for a compromise, which it would claim as a victory.

Though the Russian tax ministry indicated on Thursday that it would claim another $3.4 billion from Yukos for 2001 taxes, bringing the total demanded from the company to $6.8 billion, Yukos officials said that they had not received any documents from the ministry concerning the 2001 tax claim.

"But I would claim that it is very interesting and provocative".

I couldn't bear to support a system that was merely a microcosm of what it'd claimed to be dismantling on the macro level.

It added, "Many would claim that he was not as proactive as he could have been in the disciplining and expulsion of priests" accused of sexual misconduct.

To qualify, it seems to demand a stretch from those who would claim it.

It's just interesting that he would claim that it has left him untouched.