Sentence examples for will claw out from inspiring English sources

The market has gained on expectations the economy will claw out of recession in 2002, but concerns that stocks have become too costly and are running ahead of earnings prospects are capping gains.

You can claw out the life you wanted.

If you cage them, they will claw their way out or claw themselves to death or claw the eyes out of those they purport to love.

"And if you do overthrow it, you will never have me because I will claw your throat out first".

Scrat from the Ice Age films will claw for an acorn balloon just out of reach, Red an Angry Bird appears ahead of his upcoming film, Dino the Sinclair dinosaur is a throwback balloon of similar style to the one that was feature in the New York Worlds Fair, and Ronald McDonald will return with a new outfit.

"We will claw our way back.

There's no bigger sweetheart in the locker room, says her coach at Tennessee, Pat Summitt, "but between the lines she'll claw your eyes out".

Next year, North American airlines should claw out a $300 million profit, but the margin will be less than 1percentthethe report said.

But when that extra money runs out in June, New York and other states will "fall off a cliff," Mr. Ravitch said, just as they are trying to claw out of deficits and recession.

It will not look up and out; instead, it will, claws extended, shield itself from indignity or worse.

One way or another, Hartford will probably claw its way out of last place in census compliance.