Sentence examples for From claw from inspiring English sources

Kauffman required over 20 stitches from claw and bite wounds on his face and wrist, which the mountain lion had seized in its jaws.

I've recently put a little snack section on to some of my menus which utilises what you might term "from claw to beak" on a chicken.

The anterior triangle (AT) is an index measured from the distal point on the digital pads of digits II, III and IV and not from claw marks, which may be variably preserved15.

So rather than fussing about silly things like jobs or the economy, try to picture Brexit as a great dynastic continuation, and a reminder that the likes of the Rees-Moggs essentially believe this country should be grateful that they pass it down from claw to claw – slightly more broken each time, of course, but no less of an amusing second career for all that.

As a card-carrying member of NYC-PAH (NYC Pups and Handlers), I couldn't stay away from CLAW's K9-friendly happenings.

Initially, separation of claw from claw bed and subsequent sloughing is noted on one or more claws, but within two to three months all claws might be affected.

4. Extract lobster meat from claws and tails, and cut into chunks.

While bodies are cooking, remove meat from claws, tails and knuckles.

Lobster rolls are filled with flesh from claws, legs and tail, and dressed with butter and lemon.

Tall and beetle-browed, he stammered and suffered both from clawing insecurity and secret ambition — always a potent combination.

Poor weather may have prevented England from clawing their way back in to the seven match series in Kanpur, but it helped Kevin Pietersen's side here.