Sentence examples for would be claimed from inspiring English sources

The Rangers are aware that Purinton, who makes $550,000 this season, would be claimed.

Avery would have to clear re-entry waivers to be recalled, and there is a chance he would be claimed.

With "TriBeCa growing southward, and the residential growth in the financial district moving northward, we felt this project would be claimed by and benefit from both," he said.

The Mets had no intention of doing that; they hoped the players and their contracts would be claimed by another team.

And as for The Economist itself, though sometimes hailed as a paragon of Britishness, we would be claimed by the world's potentially newest nation, having been founded in 1843 by James Wilson of Hawick, Scotland.

Those who were being displaced by the project were told in November 2005, Peters said, because it was certain their homes would be claimed if the project was approved.

If that number were correct, the Army would be claiming seven successful intercepts and nine failures.

By displaying them publicly, those communities would be claiming their history.

Otherwise, he would be claiming a $30 trillion bailout, not a $1 trillion bailout.

Replying in kind would hardly endear them to an Iraq which the United States would be claiming to "liberate".

Second, this would be a sort of blackface: I would be claiming to be part of a protected class for my own benefit.