Sentence examples for your claw from inspiring English sources

"Show us your claw," Clem said to Zoe.

"Get your claw out of my holy of holies".

In a valedictory poem, "Letter to Sylvia Plath", she hails her contemporary as "the fiercest poet of our time", but concludes: "My shoulder does not like your claw".

In "U.S.A.," Mr. Zamani sings, "Our injured throat is familiar with your claw," next to a version of the Statue of Liberty as a skeleton holding up a menorah instead of a torch.

In a valedictory poem, "Letter to Sylvia Plath", she hails her contemporary as "the fiercest poet of our time", but concludes: "My shoulder does not like your claw". "I think Sylvia Plath was important to Anne long before she wrote the biography," says Motion.

Grab a can of America in your claw.

Your claws are tearing me.

Or stroll around the corner to the takeaway and treat your claws as street food.

As it's his first foray into 3D, perhaps you'd like to get your claws into that topic?

Learn the correct technique, pick up recipe tips, then swill some champers and get your claws into some crustacea.

"So you got your claws into him," my new mother-in-law said when she first heard that her son, Jonathan, and I were engaged.