Sentence examples for claw favored from inspiring English sources
You'll want a hammer with a curved claw for pulling nails, not the straight claw favored by wrecking crews and framers.
It then clawed its way back into fans' favor with new rules to open the game, adding the shootout, and welcoming Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin to the fold.
If the national popular vote winds up roughly tied, instead of favoring Mr. Obama by two points or so, then Mr. Romney could claw back to win Florida, Colorado and Virginia, and perhaps Iowa and New Hampshire.
Some at the grass roots favor a path of most resistance, saying Democrats will turn out in November only if tooth-and-claw candidates press an assertively liberal agenda and wage all-out war on President Trump.
He favors ice sculptures -- for this particular wedding, he would choose a rendering of love birds surrounded by fresh shrimp and crab claws or a frozen Yankee emblem.
Women favor flowers and claw marks.
DealBook Citigroup Bank Error in Executive's Favor: Collect $900,000 | Citigroup lost an arbitration case last week in which it tried to claw back $900,000 that it says it "mistakenly" paid to a former executive.
