Sentence examples for with the claw from inspiring English sources

Try prying one of those out with the claw end of a hammer.

The man had a ready answer for one choice: The chicken goes with the claw.

In my first week with the squad I roomed with the Claw [Peter Clohessy].

He chose a chicken to go with the claw, and a shovel to go with the snow.

To serve, slice the lobster tail meat and reheat in the sauce with the claw and leg meat.

In the restroom, as he is taking a leak, Pamela hits the back of his head repeatedly with the claw end of the hammer.

"Essentially, it's the grab-the-teddy-with-the-claw game on steroids," Gill's colleague, the agricultural engineer Kit Franklin, said.

"Ask for the room on the first floor with the claw-foot bathtub," he noted about Café Cultura, a Quito B-and-B B-and-B B-and-B

"Then it's like the kitten with the claws".

Soil is loosened with the leathery muzzle, forefeet, and claws and then pushed under the body with the claws and muzzle.

Juices splash everywhere, and he scoops the black innards out into a silver bucket, along with the claws.