It let out a cry, swiping a claw at the tiny missiles.

The girl gave up pummeling my carpals to claw at her zipper.

The driver raised his left hand to claw at the sheriff's face.

I gasp and cough and claw at the back of my head.

She uses her free hand to claw at the soldier's arm.

Depression is indiscriminate, relentless and can claw at every vestibule of the mind.

Gerald turned round, his hands ready to claw at the air.

Something almost like panic seemed to claw at the man's face.

I began to claw at my throat, ripping my shirt open.

He began to jerk around and claw at his neck instead.

They think her power is crumbling and begin to scratch and claw at her.

Men screamed and fell back, dropping their weapons to claw at their burning clothes.

I claw at the hands holding me, but I only end up scratching myself.

With a gasping intake of breath, she reached up to claw at Brecken's face.

My fingers claw at his arms and my feet kick frantically against the ground.

I felt something claw at my hair, like a bat or a half-rotted hand.