Sentence examples for we could claim from inspiring English sources

We could claim this as our true native state.

"I sure wish we could claim him as one of ours," she says.

If we showed up at a hotel not far from our house later that week, we could claim our prize.

Twenty-million userse users is nearly double what we could claim at the time of the redesign.

Valerie says: "I'm so pleased we realised before it was too late that we could claim directly without having to go through the heir-locator firm at all".

For the first 200-plus years of the fossil fuel age, we could claim ignorance of its lasting harm; we cannot do that now.

The insurgents, the officer said, could claim: "We fought the U.S. military machine to a standstill.

We suppose Mr. Bush could claim one success for his visit: he did manage to get Iraq's Shiite prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, to visit the Sunni-dominated province.

I wish I could claim that we were all instantly converted.

2. Theoretically one could claim that we have a conflict of obligations here, but this seems quite implausible.

Third, endurantists could claim that we speak precisely, that there always are determinate facts of the matter about the identity, existence and careers of objects, but it's just that sometimes we can't tell what these facts are.