Sentence examples for desire to claw from inspiring English sources
Because the truth is that loads of people do lack vertical ambition, that gnawing desire to claw your way to the top no matter what it takes.
Also, though I understand the networks' desire to claw their way back to the ratings mountaintop, I resist the promotion of miniseries as "events"; you know ahead of time that the Olympics, the turn of the millennium, and an unscripted press conference by President Bush are events, but a TV show can become an event only after it is broadcast.
Perhaps the president and his advisers were naive perhaps they underestimated Congress's desire to claw back leverage on national security issues.
Perhaps the President and his advisers were naïve – perhaps they underestimated Congress's desire to claw back leverage on national security issues.
She's trying to claw her way out of poverty via education, political awareness and the arts, but she has no desire to separate from the people she grew up with.
They just wanted to claw back".
"Yeeehphph!" she spat, pretending to claw.
Osborne is trying to claw his way back.
Ryanair has managed to claw back $5 million from Chinese hackers.
I try not to claw myself where I itch.
