Sentence examples for loose claw from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mahalchick, a hulking man with a fleshy vulnerability, raises an arm as his fingers — held in the shape of a loose claw — quiver ever so slightly.

The acute phase is characterized by sloughing of claw plates and loose claws have to be removed and secondary infections treated.

I once read that paleontologists spend days or weeks walking an area where they think they are likely to find a fossil; at last they will spot a loose knuckle, a claw, and begin digging.

That was summed up by an outstanding double save to tip Kurtic's second-half header on to the woodwork and then claw the loose ball behind.

In the 90th minute Cudicini was in action again, forced to desperately claw a loose ball in the box clear, only to be beaten a minute later as a ball nodded into the path of De Nigris was controlled and touched past the keeper from the penalty spot to give Monterrey the win.

Effectively, this means that the claw will be "loose" most of the time, but will tighten once in every X amount of turns (on an average––not necessarily every nth turn), so people only win every so often.

I really thought he was losing it in the woods there, as he clawed away at loose pine straw like a rabid loon.

Using a claw hammer to pry loose the moldings, I tore a gaping hole in the drywall.

Despite his focus on clawing back compensation, Mr. Dimon offered a loose defense of the bank's pay packages.

A new crop of lawmakers who face looser term limits than their predecessors see an opportunity to claw back some authority.

Cech did superbly to claw away Rooney's effort, but when Ryan Giggs returned the loose ball from the left flank, Hernandez sent in a header that Chelsea's keeper touched but could not keep out.