Sentence examples for used to claw from inspiring English sources

Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut said "every possible legal means" should be used to claw back the money.

The effect would be to restart the policy of quantitative easing that Japan used to claw out of its banking crisis between 2001 and 2006.

Proceeds of crime orders are normally used to claw back money from gangster kingpins but yesterday a middle-class homeowner was hit with a £21,000 demand after "butchering" a tree.

The tactics that were used to claw back the money abroad (Britain used antiterrorist legislation to freeze IceSave assets) also proved highly controversial.

Technology has a lot to answer for when it comes to certain languages gaining supremacy over others, and so it's good to see an effort where technology is being used to claw at least some of that dominance back.

Even then, some groups and thinkers held that nudism ought to be used to claw back stigmas about eroticism and other natural bodily functions, including those that can be misread as erotic, baked into American culture.

No Age Lo-fi purists can now disown No Age, the Los Angeles drums-and-guitar duo whose punky songs used to barely claw their way free of noise.

Digital photographs of claw surfaces were used to rescore claw lesions.

The radius and angle of claw curvature were subsequently used to calculate claw "size": the arc length (ALo for outer measurements, Ali for inner measurements, Figure 2, see Supporting Information Text S1 for calculation formulae) of the claw.

Ectrodactyly syndrome, what people used to call "lobster claw syndrome".

The Lib Dem leader, Tim Farron, said: "For all his talk of being a great reformer, George Osborne only ever wanted to change our pensions system if he could use it to claw back money into the Treasury.