Sentence examples for word claiming from inspiring English sources

On March 23rd officials leaked word claiming Israel had spied on America's talks with Iran.

But Cudjoe had the last word, claiming his sixth try of the season, the influential Brough kicking the goal.

Playing a word claims the letter tiles that comprise it, whether ones that another player currently has totted up toward his score or unclaimed tiles, with a few nuances to allow locking up letters.

Indeed, at the start I positively shrank from mentioning the B-word, claiming merely to be writing about popular culture in the 1960s.

However, Hunt stood by his words, claiming their intent had been "wilfully misinterpreted" by others.

It is obvious that people are tired of politicians' flowery words, claiming to know how to save the country.

In other words, claiming unity leads to simple dichotomies of "us" (disabled) and "them" (nondisabled), ignoring and devaluing differences among disabled people.

The countersuit minces few words, claiming that the exchange "breached its contract with Mr. Grasso by maliciously disparaging him through Mr. Reed's false and defamatory statements".

Sapp didn't mince words, claiming Vermeil was a "washed up" coach who got his job only as a result of the old-boy network.

The minister of justice released a statement of under 100 words, claiming the court had "ruled that the government is not required to ask for accused terrorist Omar Khadr's return to Canada".

In other words, claiming that a certain public philosophy of integration is dominating is more a claim that political disagreements are relatively stable and coherent (over a given stretch of time) than there is political consensus on the law proposals presented in parliament.