Sentence examples for gnaw on it from inspiring English sources
Given something meaty to gnaw on, it pounced.
"It must've come into the bedroom, seen my foot and had a gnaw on it," she says.
I've cooked the steak especially badly, so I have to hold it in my hands and gnaw on it.
After church on Sundays, when I was very little, my mum would give me a raw swede and – before I could even crunch it – I'd play with it, nuzzle up to it and suck and gnaw on it, on the floor in front of the TV, during The Waltons.
I also vow to tightly purse my lips around the regulator and not gnaw on it.
A pod can easily wind up on the floor where a pet can find it and gnaw on it.
It still gnaws on Mr. Hoffman, the former PayPal executive, that he passed up the chance to invest in YouTube.
Fuzzy Julie grabbed it and gnawed on it as Little Joe emitted low ursine moans.
Immigrant mothers gave them to babies to gnaw on, a kind of edible teething ring.
Still, 85percentt means there's always something to gnaw on, design-wise.
Provide plenty of puppy-safe chew toys for your puppy to gnaw on during play time.
