Sentence examples for from a claw from inspiring English sources

It's a prize from a claw machine in Times Square.

The fire department had to rescue Mason from a claw machine after he took matters into his own hands.

Next is a mother who encourages her daughter to steal a toy from a claw game, only to realize that getting out may not be as easy as climbing in.

They met up several more times over the winter school break, and one day Yuichi obtained a small angel doll from a claw vending machine and gave it to Ayu.

In the first year of my living there, I relied on them to help me put on my splint ("It's to prevent my fingers from becoming a claw!"), open my bottle of Vicodin ("This stuff makes you feel really good!" one doorman astutely pointed out) and help me fill out checks and address envelopes (I am left-handed and my penmanship was all but illegible).

On 14 January he spotted Bhambra on the street in Mold at lunchtime and followed him to a Tesco supermarket, where he attacked him from behind with a claw hammer and 30cm-long machete in front of shoppers and children.

In fact, I'll bet you three dodgy draft beers and an ill-advised kebab that the first memory to emerge from the fog is not your hand fusing into a claw from the scrawling down of illegible notes, because the truth is that very few of your university years are spent at university.

"I actually wear a claw from an old lion that died from natural causes around my neck," he said.

I described my problem as an oval-shaped curtain bar suspended from the ceiling above a claw foot tub.

They included a claw from a meat-eating therapod, perhaps a gorgosaurus, some limb and ankle bones from a duck-billed dinosaur, and a toe bone from triceratops-like animal.

For comparison, they analyzed the construction of a claw from a modern predatory bird, the eagle owl.