Sentence examples for ability to claw from inspiring English sources
"It's pretty extensive the ability to claw back," he said.
She had the cockney cockroach-like ability to claw her way back from life's big traumas, which she suffered in spades.
There are economists and business leaders who describe the reforms as crucial to Italy's ability to claw its way back to health.
An agreement in 2005 with a previous Belize government guaranteed Telemedia a certain level of profitability, and the ability to claw back tax if it didn't reach it.
The firm's regulators have been briefed on these changes, and Credit Suisse has retained its ability to claw back compensation in certain circumstances, the person briefed on the matter said.
SHARP elbows and the ability to claw your way to a ticket counter through a mob of infuriated travelers who have just learned their flight has been canceled are no longer enough to guarantee you a seat on the next flight out.
They just wanted to claw back".
"Yeeehphph!" she spat, pretending to claw.
Osborne is trying to claw his way back.
Ryanair has managed to claw back $5 million from Chinese hackers.
