Sentence examples for the claw of from inspiring English sources

Sortu, says one opposition politician, is still the "claw" of ETA, only with "painted nails".

The claw of the surgical incision relaxes its grip on your gut.

Do Eduard's anxieties suggest that he's never quite grown up, or do they mark the claw of incipient age?

I shook the blood back into my rigid and aching left hand and flexed the claw of my pick hand.

Mr. Hussein's henchmen meant to leave Iraq with a choice between the fist of repression or the claw of anarchy.

In the claw of her right foot, the god holds a rabbit and 10 dots, indicating the date "10 Rabbit" — 1502, the year of Ahuizotl's death.

"We saw the claws of Chalabi then," Albright said.

From inside poked the claws of a giant hermit crab.

Soon, players hit balls through mini-jungles, and occasionally past the claws of caged bear cubs.

It can also cause blindness, facial disfigurement, and the "clawing" of hands and feet.

But the contractors said the claws of their giant machines, like long fingers, are made to pick up small items.