Sentence examples for ultimately claim from inspiring English sources

Two months later, in Karachi, Aaj's office came under attack as demonstrators clashed in the streets outside in violence that would ultimately claim more than 40 lives.

Many Turks maintain a profound suspicion that Kurds in Iraq and Kurds in Turkey have long wanted their own state, one that could ultimately claim territory from Turkey.

Moshinsky relocates the work to an unspecified late-20th-century South American dictatorship in the throes of revolution, where neither side can ultimately claim moral integrity or superiority.

In that address, delivered after Mr. Jobs was told he had cancer but before it was clear that it would ultimately claim his life, Mr. Jobs told his audience that "death is very likely the single best invention of life.

The boys' childhood neighborhood was lively with children kicking soccer balls, but Harold had twice witnessed young men being shot to death in drug wars; violence would ultimately claim six of his own relatives.

It's one thing for a Democratic president to embrace painful cuts in Medicare and Social Security benefits, or for a Republican speaker to contemplate raising taxes, if they can ultimately claim that they've joined together to make the hard decisions necessary for the country; it's quite another thing to shatter the trust of your most ideological allies and come away with nothing to show for it.

If Heinz ultimately claims Reed's job, he will have come full circle.

A pilot ultimately claimed the transceiver, and Mr. Higazy was released.

"New York," the magazine said in a summary of the findings, "ultimately claimed the title of No. 1 rudest city".

Much to the horror of the leading astronomers of the day, a clockmaker ultimately claimed the longitude prize.

The flotsam of human experience daily washes across counters to be sorted and stored, then ultimately claimed, donated or discarded.