Sentence examples for good at the claw from inspiring English sources

And I'm unbelievably good at the claw".

We show that waterlily beetles use their tarsal claws to attach themselves to the interface, via a fluid contact line pinned at the claw.

'Look at the claws on that!'.

There are many things I imagine wolverines would be pretty good at if given the opportunity: clawing through a steel fence, fighting crime, or maybe convincing Paul Ryan to seek the Republican nomination, as one pundit recently suggested.

The FEM of the selected pathological claw forms (FC, CC, LC) calculated high stress zones exactly at locations in the claw wall and sole where clinical experts expect the typical claw lesions for these pathologies.

At birth the claws are already well developed.

Since a visually contrasting edge is likely to represent the edge of an object, it would be a favorable place to land, as it would offer the bird's claws a good grip at the point of touchdown.

Vital goals against Newcastle put him on the back pages, but his powerful performances are the foundation for much of what is good at City as they've clawed their way back to become favourites for the league title.

Some claw machines have a variable setting so that the claw grabs at full strength at intervals.

"I'm only good at two things," Mr. Miranda said, "writing music and the claw.

Force is then exerted at the tip of the claw or the tubercles within the gape of the claw.