Sentence examples for she would claim from inspiring English sources

If she successfully defends her United States Open title, she would claim a bonus of $1 million to earn a total of $3.6 million.

"That is the mystery about writing," she would claim, "it comes out of afflictions, out of the gouged times when the heart is cut open".

If her subsequent reluctance to accept German reunification suggests her belief in the people was less deep-rooted than she would claim, she was a leading force in undermining the power of the Soviet Union.

Spoken Fur, a filly trained by Bobby Frankel, has already won the first two legs of the New York Racing Association's Triple Tiara, and with a victory in the Alabama she would claim a $2 million bonus.

Onscreen, he takes the title role again, and brings with him two members of the original cast: Daphne Rubin-Vega, who plays Lucy, and John Ortiz, who plays Clyde, Lucy's long-suffering husband, although she would claim that there was suffering on both sides.

Thus she would claim that sounds are events at a source, without caring to discuss whether some events at a source are not sounds.

When caught stealing, she'd claimed to be with the Main Office.

When a guy from the Main Office came down, she'd claimed to be with the F.B.I.

"She'd claimed that I was drunk and disorderly and throwing food around like some yob," Coe recalled.

Bett had become interested; she'd claimed in the beginning not to understand why he'd bought such a dump, but practical improvements always engaged her, and she bought matching carpenter's aprons.

Or, writing about his mother, he charges himself with neglect: "I... thought about the kind of son I was, who would deprive his dying mother of a few more minutes, that's all she'd claimed..