Sentence examples for have a claw from inspiring English sources

Carpenters' hammers often have a claw on the head for extracting nails.

Most young rails have a claw at the tip of the alula (the "bastard wing" or "thumb") that enables them to clamber around on marsh vegetation.

It still has an old wood-burning stove, and now we have a claw-foot tub in the bathroom.

It's like having a claw.

"Nature has a claw," Ms. Frady said.

They would assume that Earth women had a claw.

"Sticky, if you had a claw like me, you wouldn't have to drag things".

On loan from the Delaware Museum of Natural History, it has a claw span of more than two feet and sits in majesty on a slab of varnished wood that perfectly matches its golden tones.

On a plane trip, by accident, I had a claw hammer in my backpack (I had been hanging a picture).

I found out that she had a claw growing into her paw, and the stress of that pain caused her entire muscular system to kind of collapse and tighten up.

After 6 months she no longer has a claw hand but some weakness remains.