Sentence examples for it has claws from inspiring English sources
He also is depicted wearing a pair of shorts with large buttons, which a mouse would be unable to fasten given its mental limitations, not to mention the fact that it has claws without opposable thumbs.
It's big, it smells, it has claws.
It has claws, and teeth, and a temper, and it will happily kill you to death.
In the dark of a night she spends among the Northumbrian North Sea dunes, she suddenly wakes: "The moon has come down to meet me, but it has claws, ferocious yellow eyes, a hooked beak and black, dilated pupils.
It's a picaresque in that form's true, original sense: it is episodic rather than plot-based; it is told in plainspeak rather than in a literary high style; it has claws of satirical intent; there are no consoling character arcs; and the loose ends are not neatly tied off.
And, perhaps most important, it has clawed its way back from a series of economic calamities, including more than 50,000 aerospace job cuts and military base closings that made the last recession all the more fierce here.
The story fit neatly into a narrative: the global economy, despite outward signs that it has clawed its way back from recession, is a small step away from an enormous crash.
Chartered is down from its $12 high a year ago, although at $9 it has clawed back from the $7 nadir it hit in August.
Lions and sable antelopes have been found locked together in death, the cat impaled on the scimitar-shaped horns of the sable whose neck it has clawed open.
That means it has clawed back all Monday's 101-point losses, and then a bit -- as Vladimir Putin made his first press conference since the Crimea crisis began.
