Sentence examples for will be claimed for from inspiring English sources

I predict not a single duck house will be claimed for, ditto moat clearance.

Money talks, so the presumption is that he will go against the older horses in that race, although Tony McCoy, who rode last time, will be claimed for Nicky ­Henderson's Ainama, meaning another for McNamara possibly.

Asteroids will be claimed for their natural resources.

We can already see this document being assaulted in probate: on lawyer holding forth for a neighbor-lady's cat who "knew and loved" the deceased; another lawyer trying to break the will for client, a seedy creature apparently half airedale, held Chesapeake Bay retriver, claiming to be closest of kin; there will be claims for dug up lawns, etc.

The move at the meeting, being held in St Petersburg, Russia, will be claimed as a victory for an aggressive new strategy in the battle against evasion.

If it goes badly, it will be Obama's fault – but if it goes well, it will be claimed as a moral victory for the west.

Effect modification will be claimed only if the test for interaction reaches statistical significance.

They will be claiming a spot for Movies Under the Stars, Hoboken's outdoor movie festival, and if they want a good seat they have to come early.

With his new-found fame, he will no doubt be claimed for by all kinds of interest groups.

Another $45 billion is tax cuts that will soon be claimed, and $33 billion is for safety-net spending, like food stamps.

There will also be claims for "substantial" prosecution costs and repayment of legal aid.