Sentence examples for that claw from inspiring English sources

No silly short putts missed yet, so that claw putting grip is working up to this point.

Jiigurru, as Lizard was known by its aboriginal former occupants, was renamed by Cook for the thousands of metre-long Gould's monitors that claw up the island.

THE Noroton section of Darien is defined by two peninsulas that claw their way into Long Island Sound, their curved appendages protecting enough coves and inlets to make the area a haven for beachgoers and sailors.

What is more, rules that claw back bonuses if the bank posts a loss may not change risk-taking behaviour if traders feel they can contribute directly to their own winnings but have little influence on the bank's overall profitability.The proposed rule, however, introduces new dangers.

It is highly possible that the stress zones derived from these calculations represent corium compression in reality, and these data support the pathophysiological theory that claw lesions may arise as a consequence thereof.

"The Supreme Court has, in numerous cases going back to the 1920s, upheld tax measures that claw back amounts prior to the effective date of the enactment," says Tribe.

As we picked our way upstream, we pushed away mangrove shoots that clawed at the boat.

Then came a recent barrage of attacks that clawed apart scenes of Iraq's reawakened nightlife.

A howl that chilled the blood, that clawed its fingernails down the blackboard of the soul.

And Mr. Dutton imbues it with a sense of wondering sadness that claws at the heart.

Lay lobster parts shell-side down on grill so that claws only are on hottest side.