Now, my possessions are my own; no one has a claim upon them: I object to the placing of the third theological virtue in the order of the day.
I love you, and if you will consent to acknowledge my claim upon you, and live with me, I will take you back to Fairvale Park to-morrow.
You think so, Harry, because you have a good heart; but most people would have thought of themselves, and would not have run all sorts of risks for the sake of three girls with no claim upon them.
Why, here are you staying here and risking your life for us, though we are not related to you and have no claim upon you.
I break the bond that binds you to him, but--I have not the power; I have no claim upon him.
Somehow she could not feel that she had a right to accept his loving attentions and terms of endearment, precious as they were to her, while there was any possibility that another had a claim upon her.
But a Tory is far less impetuous; he has a much stronger perception of the rights of others, and especially of his country's claim upon him.
I suppose that the Country has a claim upon you, as you say, and feel so deeply; at the same time, I think it might have left you to me, for a few more years at least.
I have no claim upon you or your father," I answered.
You have a claim uponme which you have made no effort to press.
The army would be forced to acknowledge my claim upon them; the nation would hear of it.
That anybody could help you would give you a claim upon him," Herman responded cheerily.
It seemed to give him a claim upon her; to shut the door upon all other possibilities; to smutch the whiteness of her soul and render her unworthy of any man whom she might some day come to love.
She felt as if he were establishing a claim upon her, and that at any cost she must make him see things as they were.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "claim upon" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
