Sentence examples for claw from from inspiring English sources
At Mugler, Lady Gaga sported a matte-black cat claw from Minx.
"I actually wear a claw from an old lion that died from natural causes around my neck," he said.
And one more time Reyes, who may have to sit and watch for a couple of more games, tried to evoke another claw from the bench.
Close inspection of the trackways found that the tyrannosaur that left the first set of prints had a missing claw from its left foot, perhaps a battle injury.
Saving the best for last, he was down to one large claw, from which he proudly pulled out the last, quite large, piece of meat.
We tuck our bibs in and tuck in, yankA claw from a socket, a swimmeret from an oarlock,Bite and lick and suck, drool butter, devourIt before gross gluttony devours us.
Hard to believe by the final score, but this really was a claw-from-behind effort, as Oregon trailed by nine points with less than 11 minutes left in the third quarter.
5. Remove claws from hot water.
learned to detach my claws from my dancing".
Her hands are clawed from arthritis, her posture is stooped, her eyes cloudy with cataracts.
Cut out four sets of "terrible claws" from the leftover felt.
