Sentence examples for would claim for from inspiring English sources

Chongo would claim, for example, to remember the fear he had felt at his own birth.

The curriculum would claim, for instance, that "whether humans are changing the climate is a major scientific controversy".

Although he is one of the most communicative talkers around, all that he would claim for the Washington piece is that "it's successful art of the kind that I want to make".

As Sydenam said, we offer to the sick man the same therapeutic options as we would claim for ourselves.

And they often clung tenaciously to whatever fragment of America they'd claimed for themselves.

Second, he knew that the Lib Dems would claim credit for the measure, a "compassionate" sweetener for Tory austerity, and spin the line that Nick Clegg had argued for a higher rate per hour than David Cameron and Osborne would allow.

Few would claim greatness for Perfect Understanding, but the combination of talent makes this irresistible for movie buffs.

If that happened, Mr. Gore would claim credit for uniting the two foes.

The provision, which no one would claim responsibility for, would have prevented lawsuits by families who say a mercury-based vaccine preservative led to their children's autism.

Earlier this year, its walls glowed with the giant, apricot-coloured nudes of Sava Sumanovic.Nobody would claim Sumanovic for one of Europe's, or even the Balkans', great painters.

It needs to put an end to the paralyzing behind-the-scenes fight over who would claim credit for any rapprochement with America.