Sentence examples for starting to claim from inspiring English sources

Notice how New Yorkers are starting to claim the Nets as our home team?

IS THERE really a boom in home loans in Japan, as some commentators are now starting to claim?

It may not have achieved the success of the drive for gay marriage, he observed, but it "continues to grow quickly, and it's starting to claim some victories".

Even when she set up a small sales business a couple of years after starting to claim on her policy, the payouts continued, making up the difference between her old and new levels of earnings.

But this post also flags up another important point - the trend began earlier than many might think,with the wealthiest starting to claim an increasingly large slice of the pie from the mid-1980s onwards.

If "Downton" shows a world in which women are starting to claim their own sexuality, "Girls" portrays a sexual dystopia in which those women seem to have negotiated poorly: Men now reliably get what they want, while women must often content themselves with scraps, as when the character Hannah celebrates "almost" satiation in bed as the best she is likely to get.

People with different issues started to claim their rights as a consequence of this enormous socioeconomic change.

Then they will start to claim the rights over what they're studying," Scavuzzo's spokeswoman said.

Indeed Cameron himself started to claim he occupied the common ground, the phrase coined by Keith Joseph, the first Thatcherite intellectual.

RBS cannot start to claim to be a bank that always treats people fairly unless we stop doing those things that erode trust.

"RBS cannot start to claim to be a bank that always treats people fairly unless we stop doing those things that erode trust," said McEwan.