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Meanings of laying claim in English
Usage of laying claim in English
1
Aren't they in some way rivals laying claim to the same territory?
2
I was an embarrassment to the diploma laying claim to a B.A.
3
Unconsciously to ourselves, without laying claim to it, we aim at this.
4
I replied, That, sir, is indeed laying claim to an important interest.
5
Meanwhile, laying claim to Christ's bought-and-paid-for happiness brings us joy today.
6
It has also been complicated by China laying claim to the same waters.
7
Without laying claim to such a distinction, I took the paper and read:
8
They are laying claim to the title of world's most powerful graphics architecture.
9
The lines of her countenance were far from laying claim to my reverence.
10
Haven't you been laying claim to great faith in my judgment?
11
There is much conflict with newcomers laying claim to land.
12
She smiled, laying claim to something that had eluded him.
13
China, Taiwan and Vietnam are among the nations laying claim to often small, uninhabited islands.
14
If there's one thing the Irish are good at, it's laying claim to famous people.
15
By laying claim first, she had secured the valuable hide, just as she had hoped.
16
And I am truthful in laying claim to love.
