Sentence examples for loudly claiming from inspiring English sources

THE team behind the World Travel Market, which filled up two vast exhibition halls in east London in the past few days, have been loudly claiming that their event is bigger than London Fashion Week.

I think that's why the German woman at the next table was talking about "bio-cleansing" and loudly claiming that her very silly beaded cap was "channelling a little Stalin".

When the special returned to Trump Tower, the Donald let it slip that, in the period when he was loudly claiming to be boycotting her on Fox News, he had, perhaps, peeked at her show.

The embarrassment of visitors called Campbell and Sinclair (among others) proudly and loudly claiming their Scottish lineage in the car park, only to discover their ancestors were on the so-called English side, remains unchanged.

Or, as Hawass put it himself yesterday, after loudly claiming that he could make more money on a lecture circuit than sitting in Cairo, if he is forced to leave, "Egypt will lose and the world will lose".

One poet can't do a piece to camera because of voices off loudly claiming that he spent the previous night in a four-star hotel; another finds a catering wagon serving ample lunches has been manoeuvred into shot as he evokes Clare's wretched experiences.

Or has the PRI changed, as it loudly claims?

As the mayor, he has the pulpit to call for change, and loudly claim credit for any successes.

This might seem to be at odds with the Christianity the party so loudly claims for itself.

The US political class loudly claimed that they would resolve the problems that led to that scandal.

This performance has little to do with a lack of demand caused by excessive fiscal austerity, as some euro critics loudly claim.