The snarling, snapping jaws of feminism mean some men (and a few women) hold back.
Their snapping jaws held off the attackers into the late-afternoon hours.
Finding a hole in the muck, he wiggles his fingers inside it, where they sometimes tempt the snapping jaws of a whiskered catfish, defending its brood.
We like to break off from the pack and keep watch from a distance, eluding the snapping jaws of our fellows.
He himself ends up munched by an alligator made from a go-kart whose tremendous orange and white snapping jaws have been jaggedly cut from a traffic cone.
Its technical improvements keep it at the forefront of desirability — just ahead of the snapping jaws of its Android competition — but don't take it in any new directions.
He nonchalantly tells of braving snake-infested waters, escaping the snapping jaws of crocodiles and the like, in his search, from Amazonia to Zanzibar, for some rare wildling once thought extinct.
In all, there are enough snapping jaws, churning waters and ominous mentions of "nature's most deadly flesh-eater" to satsify even the most die-hard fans of the cartilaginous fish.
Rather, as designed by Garland S. Farwell, the emphasis is on brightly colored masks, parts of huge constructions that cover the upper body and make dancers resemble animals or spirits, some of them with snapping jaws and billowing manelike hair.
Tomorrow and Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Kerlin Learning Center, "Diversión con Peces/Fishy Fun," a family workshop where participants can turn paper bags into 3-D fish with snapping jaws.
David Pogue of The New York Times writes that the technical improvements in the new model "keep it at the forefront of desirability — just ahead of the snapping jaws of its Android competition — but don't take it in any new directions".
