Sentence examples for started claiming that from inspiring English sources

I remember when you started claiming that fictive characters are way better than friends, since they are less annoying, more interesting, and never die.

"Then what happened?" "He started wandering all over the place in Israel, teaching people about religion and collecting a bunch of followers who started claiming that he was performing miracles…" "What's 'miracles'?" "Tricks.

Marseille ended their wretched September run of six winless games with a nervy 2-1 success at home to Caen — just as the critics started claiming that losing Djibril Cissé on loan had made the strikers complacent about their place in the side.

Since then, he has added over $100 billion to the 10-year total and started claiming that it's all from non-defense spending, which is not the case.

Some poll-takers and ethnographers who keep count of these things started claiming that non-Catholics were as bad as the Catholics.

Brad then decided to end the argument he started, claiming that he has no interest in bringing the model more publicity.

"But people with a magical view will start claiming that you can".

Give these Britons half a chance, and they'll start claiming that ballet was something they gave the world, like the British Empire and the postage stamp.

"And you Congolese, don't run away from your responsibilities and start claiming that this is our problem," Kagame told a press conference in Kigali on Tuesday.

May 23 , 20122.10pm BST Government departments got wise to "empty chairing" by Newsnight and starting claiming that ministers were unavailable to appear, rather than unwilling, Paxman says.

We know instantly that Wallis's first husband is a wrong 'un because he drags her from the bath and beats her, and we are invited to take a similar view of Wally's spouse when he starts claiming that Wallis and Edward were Nazi-sympathisers, which is patently absurd.