Sentence examples for instead of claw from inspiring English sources

A nearly complete wooden table, found in Egypt and now in the Palais du Cinquantenaire, Brussels, is decorated with swans' heads with graceful necks rising out of a band of acanthus foliage, below which are very realistic antelope legs, with hoofs instead of claw feet.

Instead of claw backs for the past theft and strong financial reform for the future, they choose to cover-up the gross misuse of our tax money, making our country worse by helping the criminals on the backs of the most honest.

Instead of claw-and-ball feet, it has ones that resemble jellyfish and pelican sculptures.

All primates, whether lower or higher, are distinguished from other mammals by their larger brains, grasping hands and feet, nails instead of claws and eyes in the front of the skull.

Ranging in size from 30 g (1.1 oz) to 9 kg (20 lb), lemurs share many common, basal primate traits, such as divergent digits on their hands and feet and nails instead of claws (in most species).

Adult mites have four pairs of legs with distal combs instead of claws.

The genus Dactylomys Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1838 [ 33] includes large arboreal rodents with blocky heads, coarse (not spiny) fur, nails instead of claws on the feet, and a long, naked, scaly tail furred only at the base.

Morphological comparisons with selected Atlantic forest species reveal that R. rufescens displays a remarkably divergent set of character states, such as a unique molar design with diagonally projected cusps and an extremely reduced first digit of hindfoot with a nail instead of a claw, resembling an additional plantar pad.

On the hardware side, as TechCrunch previously reported, Abundant Robotics' machines have tackled some of the challenges around "manipulation," or handling of fragile fruits, by using a vacuum instead of any claw or hand-like graspers to pull apples from the branch.

Its forelimbs were stocky, like an allosaurus, and instead of sharp claws, it sported two stumpy fingers.

Instead of trying to claw back these losses from its customers, Lloyds should instead look at the bonuses of the senior managers who presided over this systemic mis-selling".