Sentence examples for the clasps from inspiring English sources
noun
A fastener or holder, particularly one that clasps.
- I always have a hard time working the clasp on this necklace!
Plus the clasps must be very strong, she reckons.
As her mother waited to say goodbye, Litzy fiddled with the clasps on her backpack.
I undid the clasps on the payload unit and sure enough, there was Dockers.
In my living room he'll snap open the clasps and show me the brown bottles, row on row.
The clasps at the other end of the straps are attached to holes or rings on the floor.
Rose picked at the clasps until she heard the sliding door to the back yard open and shut.
"The clasp is a removable clock," he said.
7. The clasp is affixed by four nails.
"But for now, it will have to be the clasp in the emerald necklace".
Second, the clasp and rubber are precariously connected.
Magnets hold the clasp next to the bag and the tension on the top causes the clasp to find the next available rung.
