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Sentences with claim in them. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use claim in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for claim.

• But I claim my reward. (10)
• I give all, I claim all. (10)
• There is no first claim. (10)
• But prodigies, claim attention. (10)
• A higher lord than Love claim we. (10)
• After this, how can he claim her? (22)
• Well, she may claim to belong to it now. (10)
• I shall keep it only till you can claim it. (4)
• I claim to be surrounded by persons loving me. (10)
• He called the next day to claim her for a walk. (10)
• He hinted at her right to claim a high position. (10)
• You made no claim for recompense when it was over. (10)
• She gave it as though it had been his own to claim. (10)
• The new type of country editor makes no such claim. (16)
• It was anonymous and may be without claim to regard. (16)
• My fear is that he will be coming to claim his wife. (10)
• Three counties claim the church; two ends of London. (10)
• But I think we may claim a better feeling for structure. (9)
• This, then, this little I may claim, that I was trusty! (10)
• To the luck alone Of some few favoured men I would put claim. (10)
• Lady Busshe could claim to be one; she had foretold the event. (10)
• And at present he had no claim to visit her, dared not intrude. (10)
• Franz Lothar von Westernach had the first claim upon the place. (12)
• Surely I divide your grief, and may I not claim your confidence? (10)
• You know that; and between the two we may certainly claim gentry. (10)
• He took it, and felt at once the limit of all that he might claim. (10)
• No fewer than seven British cities claim the honor of his nativity. (7)
• He had been warned, that should the other come forth to claim her . (10)
• His claim of nothing called for everything short of the proscribed. (10)
• Tell her I am come to claim her for good, and that her troubles are over. (10)
• Tell her I am come to claim her for good, and that her troubles are over. (22)
• Both, could claim a victory, which was all the better for their friendship. (10)
• If we conceive it, we have a mysterious claim on her who is the heart of it. (10)
• They who possess nothing on earth, have a right to claim a portion of the heavens. (10)
• I yield my golden throne: Such angel bands attend his hands To claim it for his own. (10)
• How conceive the clear-sighted celestial Powers as opposing his claim to that estate? (10)
• I went so far as to fancy I had some claim to make young Crossjay something different. (10)
• But now society began to claim a share of this leisure, which I by no means begrudged it. (9)
• American Literature has asserted and made good its claim to a definite place in the world. (14)
• Do you think Henry will claim the necklace as mine, and fancy you did not come honestly by it? (4)
• The bottles were tied to make them appear twins, as they both had the same claim to seniority. (10)
• There is no working hour when some one of his multifarious duties does not claim his attention. (21)
• City officials, newspapers, and a throng of others claim the remaining gratuitous entrance passes. (21)
• And supposing he claims to be foremost, is it not his rightful claim, made good by much generosity? (10)
• And some declared it could not be allowed for foreign monks to have a claim to inherit English property. (10)
• But if, in the words of his wife, the lady had no claim to be called a lady, the marriage was deplorable. (10)
• Dartrey is confident, from the yield of stones, that the value of our claim counts in a number of millions. (10)
• His mind was set upon creating one of the most extensive landed estates to which noble blood could lay claim. (18)
• If her grandfather would only buy it and settle that wretched claim that ought never to have been made on Phil! (8)
• You know, Clara, and you should know me in my weakness too, I do not claim servitude, I stipulate for affection. (10)
• In the Press, in Literature, at Law, and on social ground, I meet the enemy, and I claim my own; by heaven, I do! (10)
• It was in the most thickly settled part of this interesting demesne that Mr. Jefferson Doman staked off his claim. (1)
• Why did not her lover, if his love was passionate, himself cut the knot claim her, and put her to a quick decision? (10)
• His vivacity, vitality, his original reflections on life, his personal and fascinating style, claim for him the crown. (2)
• The appearance of Major Weisspriess and his claim to the command created a violent discussion between the two officers. (10)
• Each sister looked anxious; for each felt the best claim to Agatha, and was hoping to have it pressed on her by the rest. (4)
• In her ideas, if Evan was not chargeable with that baseness which had sundered them he might claim her yet, if he would. (10)
• A resident of Auburn, N. Y., does not know to this day how neatly the showman escaped a claim for damages at his expense. (21)
• Had she not then realised that we had quashed her claim; or was she, like myself, kept here by mere attraction of the Law? (8)
• He had conceived that his mother had a right to claim one month from him at the close of the war; he said this reddening. (10)
• He dared to claim the countenance of the Commander-in-chief of the Army of India for an act disapproved by the India House. (10)
• In short, he staked off a hill claim in strict accordance with the local mining laws of Hurdy-Gurdy and put up the customary notice. (1)
• It is a bad guide, a false guardian; its abject claim to be our national and popular interpreter-even that is hollow and a mockery! (10)
• Discontented with her position after a time, she now pushes boldly to claim the place which will be most effective in serving her as a bath. (10)
• Nevertheless she felt that she was a wealthy landowner, and sought capitalists to finance her on the security of this dusty and hopeless claim. (12)
• The first movement shows his vision of the beautiful maid Schwanhilde, appearing from celestial regions; but when he would claim her, she retreats, terrified. (3)

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Definition of claim:

• claim, klm, v.t. to call for: to demand as a right. | n. a demand for something supposed due: right or ground for demanding: the thing claimed. | adj. claim’able, that can be claimed. | n. claim’ant, one who makes a claim. | lay claim to, to assert a right. (0)

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