Sentence examples for through claiming from inspiring English sources

When the Gujarat riots erupted in 2002, with their heavy toll of Muslim dead, Moraes left for Ahmedabad the minute the news came through, claiming that since he was a Catholic, Muslims would not see him as an enemy.

Trilling starkly admitted the shock that the nineteen-sixties had put him through, claiming that the literary world was now a "narcissistic free-for-all where 'anything goes.' " Society had reached a stage, he said, "where it will gag at nothing".

Illsley made about £100 a week through claiming up to £250 a month for council tax on his flat in Lambeth when the actual bill was less, and billing between £250 and £650 a quarter for telephone calls instead of the £34 a quarter they actually cost.

This refers to a process through which the defendant would refer a case over the validity of his title to land to a judge instead of a jury, through claiming a (false) allegation about this right.

"That wittiness and that toughness come through," claims Mike Calcagno, director of Cortana's engineering team.

Follow through on claiming your prize, and make sure you meet any deadlines.

Nevertheless, sustained pressure on his extremities forced Villars to weaken his centre, enabling Marlborough to break through and claim victory.

Buy a racehorse in one of three ways: Through a claiming race, at auction or through a private purchase.

Anti-Christmas protesters marched through Tokyo claiming the holiday is just a capitalist ploy that discriminates against singletons.

Tens of thousands remained without power as the storm moved through Arkansas, Missouri and Kentucky, claiming at least three additional lives.

He comes through to claim his sixth victory of the season.