Sentence examples for claw up from inspiring English sources
They got the claw up, but they just stayed there.
The rasp in her mother's throat sounds like "little aliens trying to claw up and out".
"It took me so long so be able to say, 'Hey, I really need this grant,' without wanting to claw up my own skin.
The pale, swollen, spotted hand on the girl's knee was inert, like a fat, sleeping lizard that could at any moment awaken and claw up her soft thigh.
In the annals of best-sellerdom, no title seemed more unlikely to claw up the elite ranks than this sober blue number: Statehood Quarter Folder No. 1 1999-2001.
Chris Myers, executive director of the group, said liberal groups and Democratic senators "will continue to scratch and claw up until the very, very end, so we can't pop the Champagne corks".
The 16 smaller robots spin, clawing up strawberries.
He lifted his claws up, growled, and sniffed at the air.
As a result, the Lamar Valley is pockmarked with holes where grizzlies have clawed up bundles of roots.
Blaine Staples, a strawberry grower from Alberta, steps through the dirt toward the machine, which hisses as it claws up fruit.
"Even if the board goes back to the old wording, the cat's out of the bag and is running around clawing up the furniture," he said.
