Sentence examples for every claw from inspiring English sources

As I recall, large quantities of schnapps — vodka and aquavit — were consumed before the revels ended, but nothing like the proverbial "one drink for every claw".

But once "selection pressure" lifts — once it doesn't matter so much if every claw kills, if every molar crunches — then the animal can do its own thing and find its own pleasures.

The dogs have been treated with antibiotics, glucocorticoids, zinc and fatty acid supplementation, and the response has been recorded from poor to good: Some dogs are put to death because of chronic pain, but most dogs go on living in a state of chronic onychodystrophy where every claw is misshapen, with stunted friable structures (Fig. 1).

Unhappily for titular lead Kevin James and his fellow cast members, I suspect the highest and lowest beasts on the food chain would review the very hindquarters off it, in a wild and vengeful feeding frenzy, fiercely brandishing every last claw, tusk, talon and tooth.

It's like a small animal pounces on me every day, clawing at me, tearing me to shreds.

Hunters were paid 6 pence (alternatively paid in rum) for every hundred claws collected.

Wolf Angela Carterr, The Bloody Chamber Carter's Gothic menagerie of stories proves in every tooth and claw how modern notions of sexuality and selfhood can enrich the traditional bestiary.

The Iraqi army played a support role, just as it has elsewhere in Iraq in every attempt to claw back its losses.

Yet if HFS is left with little except its original hotel, property and car-rental franchises, its prospects for growth will hardly be stellar.As Cendant's largest shareholder, Mr Silverman has every incentive to claw his way back.

Jack Taylor has batted really well but every time Gloucestershire claw back another position, Surrey just nip it in the bud.

We need to claw every single vote back.