Sentence examples for makes a claim for from inspiring English sources

Its very sound -- echoing Churchill's prose -- makes a claim for his importance to the last century.

"The first thing you would expect to happen is that anything that makes a claim for an intervention would be backed up by some evidence.

At the end of the tenancy the tenant can move on with no more fees to pay, unless the landlord makes a claim for damage.

The opera is one of 10 that Rossini wrote for Naples, each of which makes a claim for innovation, but none of which turns up today with any regularity.

On top of all this, the Ladrón de Agua makes a claim for the place as a centre of literature, too, with a serene library off the central patio and rooms named after local poets, such as Federico García Lorca.

The single most alarming statement, in a book that bristles with them, is this one about the military's moral waivers program to admit convicted felons: "Allowable offenses under the program include murder, kidnapping and 'making terrorist threats.' " Finally "Unfriendly Fire" makes a claim for what "don't ask, don't tell" has now become: a punch line.

Zionism was making a claim for normality.

Can I make a claim for cancellation?

"We weren't making a claim for him.

We were making a claim for me and my children.

AirHelp scouts your flight details to see if you can make a claim for compensation.