Sentence examples for claw with from inspiring English sources

Then the claw, with an automatic pulldown movement, advances the film for the next exposure.

Ms. Charles whacked each claw with a large chef's knife, and when they were done to her liking, she set them on oval platters.

The warm, pillowy flesh that Arthur coaxes out of its claw with the wrong end of his fork is, he declares, the best "fish" he's ever eaten.

Earlier exponents of the genre, like Jefferies or the engaging Robert Gibbings, could temper their vision of nature red in tooth and claw with more bucolic moments.

And do baggage handlers have a gigantic metal claw with which they scrape every tenth suitcase merely to keep us in our place?

For special occasions with lobbyists on expense accounts, Michel Richard, of Michel Richard Citronelle restaurant in Washington, recommends corn polenta chad, served on stone crab claw with kumquat sauce.

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Something with claws, with trap-spring teeth.

Jackman posted an image to Instagram featuring three of Wolverine's claws with the caption: "WOLVERINE... ONE LAST TIME.

We may not have seen the end of Hugh Jackman's indestructible mutant claws, with plans reportedly underway for a sequel to this year's hit The Wolverine.

The tarsal segments often carry claws with adhesive pads between them (arolia or pulvilli); these enable the insect to hold onto smooth surfaces.