The blades raked at the chair legs, ripped away the cane seat.

I turned on the lights, and winced as they raked at my eyes.

He tried to push through it, but it raked at his hands, tore his sleeves.

She raked at her hair with her fingernails and lowered her face to the foaming water.

Chap clenched the portly man's upper arm between his teeth, and raked at him with front paws.

Again, the inhuman eyes raked at mine.

She raked at her hair again.

Bast managed to get one arm around the mercenary's neck while the other raked at the man's face.

He held on and raked at his skin, wiping off as much of the wormy phlegm as he could.

Claws raked at the glass.

It screamed in pain, a sound that raked at my ears, and began to lower its arms to retaliate.

Jessica raked at his face.

Claws raked at me.

The vampire raked at me furiously, but the defensive spells on my duster held and prevented its claws from scoring.

Another woman might have flown at him in rage, slapped him, kicked him, raked at his eyes with her nails.

Ottoman graveyards, by contrast, were picturesque in the extreme, the tombstones raked at every conceivable angle by the passage of time.