Sentence examples for little claw from inspiring English sources

You can buy a device, for £14.99 in case you're curious, shaped like a cassette that fits into the cassette player but has a wire coming out which connects to the iPod, which necessity had birthed into my hot little claw.

All of them are in there scampering over, probably biting each other, then I'm supposed to pick that up as they're making their little claw sounds at the side of the container and then I'm supposed to release them across state lines or whatever?! Still, she decided this was the more humane approach than using the more popular, sticky traps in which mice have been known to gnaw off their own legs.

It would create a weird little claw out of Del Norte, Humboldt and Trinity counties.

For some reason, when I wasn't on TV, things like having a giant head and a joint deformity that gives me shitty little claw hands were often deal breakers with women of a certain caliber.

For some reason, when I wasn't on TV, things like having a giant head and a joint deformity that gives me shitty little claw hands were often deal breakers with women of a certain calibre.

Why?" The crab splays its little claws; Lou notes with approval that his son knows how to hold it safely.

Every day fat squirrels lolloped busily from bush to bush, their gray tails and faces tinged with ginger, their strong little claws gripping.

Sylvia Ghelardi, by all accounts something of a recluse, had shared the premises with more than a hundred cats, who in turn had destroyed everything they could get their little claws on.

"You're beginning with a poetry that's not the same as yours, but it puts out little claws which latch on to your own poetry, and which end up influencing you.

Once you've watched a baby sea lion meander up to you with big-eyed curiosity, or offered grain to a kangaroo and had it grab your hand with its teensy little claws and nibble off your palm, you can't help feel, if not at one with Nature, than at least a lot cosier with her than you were before.

"It wasn't just that lying belly down like that, it looked like it had been actively trying to run away at the time of its demise, much like those poor Pompeiian people immortalized in volcanic ash two thousand years ago, nor was it that I could plainly see its little claws, teeth, whiskers (yes, whiskers!) and the tongue hanging out of its mouth.