Sentence examples for ready to claw from inspiring English sources

"You go up on a big old tree, and get out on a limb, and that cat is ready to claw," he said.

Invariably when a list of any kind is compiled there is always a glut of creative activists ready to claw it to pieces.

The wounded Bucks were ready to claw their way through the season without having their best all-around player in uniform, and seemed to pay no mind to whatever giants happened to be in their way.

Yes, at times their passing and ball-retention was a joy to behold, but are they ready to claw back their Champions League crown from Bayern Munich?

After spending the past several weeks one-upping one another on the campaign trail, the presidential hopefuls minus the three kiddie-table debaters, and Rand Paul, who boycotted the event took the main stage ready to claw each other's eyes out with the nearest rusty spoon.

Everything has been designed by Giger himself, from the enormous whalebone-shaped mirrors to the lights which reach from the inky darkness of the walls like cloven hoofs ready to snatch and claw at unsuspecting passersby.

At least one man seems on the verge of tears, others look ready to jump and claw their way through the camera lens and, in a way, they do.

If the title is a ready-made phrase such as A Falling Star, the poet already has a distance to claw back.

"Women tend to claw".

They just wanted to claw back".

"Yeeehphph!" she spat, pretending to claw.