Sentence examples for a claw which from inspiring English sources

At The Swan pub on Monday, one of the oarsmen, Roger Spencer, 54, was hoisting a few pints before luncheon, when he told me that an adult that morning had gnashed him on his belly with a claw, which protrudes from the bird's webbed feet.

The acrobatics are enhanced by a claw which allows for new movements on walls and a mystical companion ("Elika") who saves you occasionally and also lets you double jump.

Crystal Boy's signature weapon is a claw which he can attach to his right hand.

The best photograph is a close-up of a lobster claw, which Painlevé named De Gaulle and used as a business card.

The instrument's narrow leg, which ran parallel to Tuttle's more massive limb, ended in a gilt claw, which Wadsworth had had some trouble representing.

You'll need 8 BP to get a Razor Claw, which means you'll have to win eight lower-level tournaments.

Male fiddler crabs sport an enormous claw, which can regrow if lost during a fight over a home burrow.

Females have two small claws and no visible asymmetry, whereas males have a single minor claw, with which they feed, and a hypertrophied major claw, which can constitute 1/3 – 2/3 of the total mass of an individual [ 8].

Bulls with a condition called screw claw, which is a highly heritable condition and occurs when one toe is thinner than the other and will grow over the other toe, will be predisposed to lameness and lack of proper mobility.

We found that the pistol shrimp snapper claw, which exhibits the capacity to emit a high-velocity water jet during rapid closure actions, is more brittle than other mineralized biotools, exhibiting accelerated wear damage under contact stresses.

What we have here is a toxic and growing housing crisis, red in tooth and claw, which is damaging the lives of many and will damage the lives of many more.