Sentence examples for to start claiming from inspiring English sources
It could also encourage more tribes in the West to start claiming their reserved rights.
Participants are first eligible to start claiming benefits at age 62.
The debate continues about the right time to start claiming Social Security.
It is certainly too early to start claiming, as Guscott reportedly did yesterday, that England will be jostling for the title in 2003.
From the end of this year tenants will need to start claiming their benefits online, and so housing providers can no longer avoid the shift to digital.
If you wait from 62 to 66 to start, your payments go up by at least a third, and if you wait all the way until 70 to start claiming, your benefits go up by at least 75 percent.
When are female teachers going to realize this and start claiming a greater role in administration?
George Eliot didn't reveal her true identity until later that year, when a nobody named Joseph Liggins started claiming to be — and being taken to be — the author of her books.
Fashionable "aunties" who would normally never admit to being anywhere near 65 started claiming geriatric status in order to get to the head of the queue.
She rejected the politics of oppression; instead she "chose her own oppression," and started claiming to be a white gay man trapped in a black woman's body.
#piggate watching black mirror like pic.twitter.com/BQlrVw6z81 Inevitably, several spoof accounts started claiming to represent the alleged pig… The whole episode left me with a bad taste in my mouth.
