Sentence examples for starts claiming from inspiring English sources

When my generation of baby boomers retires in large numbers and starts claiming benefits, spending on these programs will far outstrip revenue at the current tax rate.

If some conservative starts claiming that such taxes are an unwarranted government intrusion, you might want to ask him why such taxes are imposed by the two countries that score highest on the Heritage Foundation's Index of Economic Freedom.

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.

It could also encourage more tribes in the West to start claiming their reserved rights.

Might not other minorities start claiming the status of hate crime when they are attacked?

Participants are first eligible to start claiming benefits at age 62.

In 2009 they had moved to a London borough and started claiming housing benefit.

"I'm sure they did after people started claiming there were secret messages in there.

When are female teachers going to realize this and start claiming a greater role in administration?

"In 2002 you started claiming benefits when it was quite clear you were already working.

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