Sentence examples for claw may from inspiring English sources

If he keeps putting like this, the claw may spread like a virus.

The nanoscale architecture of the isopod claw may inspire technological solutions in the design of durable machine elements subjected to heavy loading and wear.

The summer's major offensive against the Taliban, Operation Panther's Claw, may have been a success but it also demonstrated that British troops were thin on the ground in other important areas of Helmand province.

Michael Hollinger's "Tooth and Claw" may be a play about tortoises, but it sweeps along at a bracing pace more often seen in hares, bringing the momentum of a thriller to the sometimes dry arena of science plays.

Likewise, the middle claw may have been permanently flexed, while the third claw, also the smallest, was able to both flex and extend.

These immune/inflammatory products are associated with gastritis and epithelial cell death [ 5- 7, 13] and hence cat's claw may have utility in limiting gut inflammation [ 23].

Claws may be adapted for scratching, clutching, digging, or climbing.

They are periodically molted, and other keratinized structures such as the bill and claws may be molted as well.

Chalicotherium may have browsed on branches of trees, pulling them down with the front claws; the claws may also have been employed to dig up roots and tubers.

His skeleton may be coated with an indestructible substance and claws may shoot from his hands, but Wolverine, most famous of Marvel's X-Men, is preparing to meet his maker.

And if you want to sample stone crabs without breaking the bank, here's another insider secret: the smaller-sized claws may be a bit more work than the jumbos, but they're much less expensive – and they taste better.