Sentence examples for point claims from inspiring English sources
"That was the turning point," claims Heba Morayef, the Human Rights Watch advocate in Egypt.
Despite the charming freshness of his acting, he could convince nobody that Albrecht is the peasant he at that point claims to be.
Boiling point Claims to be incapable of throwing a club in anger after a competition to see who could chuck one farthest at a fundraiser.
She has two real pet cheetahs and at one point claims that "to see quarry killed with elegance is beautiful to me".
It shouldn't be, argues incredibly famous Footloose and EE star Kevin Bacon, who, to prove his point, claims he spent an entire day in a mask pretending to be an ordinary civilian.
In "Ads Aim at Shutting A-Plant" (news article, Oct. 3), a spokesman for Entergy Nuclear Northeast, the owner of Indian Point, claims that Riverkeeper is "using their dollars to push one candidate over another".
The quixotic effort at one point claimed commitments worth $20 million from 11,000 people.
Sporting News college basketball writer Mike DeCourcy seized on this point, claiming the statistic contains something compelling.
"There's no point claiming independence if you're five blocks from your parents," Mr. Brandt said.
There's no point claiming that Davies' trumping and wanking material is comedically distinguished; it isn't.
High point Claiming the title in Melbourne in January 2006, after being dismissed for many years as a "choker".
