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clawfoot

They heard the sound of clawed feet coming toward them.

Over his cries, they could hear the sound of clawed feet, running down the corridor.

One big clawed foot lifted, then came down again, silently.

"In any case, many say that we do not have hands, but only the clawed feet of animals.

But after a while, Kahless heard a second set of clawed feet behind him.

But the only sound he heard was a scurry of tiny, clawed feet.

Each piece was of dark oak with bowed legs and claw feet.

His small clawed foot had shattered more than a couple of ribs.

The head was followed by one and then another ponderous clawed foot.

From space, its outline suggests the clawed foot of a bird.

It had six thick legs with clawed feet that dug into the ground.

Its seven clawed feet stood upon a carpet of black suede.

Front clawed feet reached forward but did not touch.

Is this where the English got the idea for cabriole legs and claw feet?

Niobe simply stood there and let the clawed foot come down on her body.

His favorite chair has striking lion's heads on the arms and claw feet.

The child was kicking out with its long-toed, clawed feet.

The ground shook each time a clawed foot hit the ground.

Its clawed feet were still wearing the three-hundred-dollar black pumps.

It lay still with its clawed feet sticking up.

It crouched for a moment before pulling upward to stand on clawed feet.

The tub was an old, Victorian model, with stained sides and claw feet.

Tiny clawed feet, scraping her face and moving on.

He pointed to a stone bench with claw feet and lion's heads for arms.

Note the clawed feet, the scales, the crest of feathers.

The curtain wasn't even hanging inside the old clawfoot tub.

The room also had a pleasant balcony that was about the size of an old clawfoot bathtub.

Clawfoot: A mating between a pair of eyes and bird claws.

The bathroom sinks have been replaced, but the original clawfoot tubs are there.

Afterward, we entered one of four rooms where there is an oversized clawfoot bathtub.

The bathroom was large and equipped with antique fixtures, including a clawfoot tub.

Friday jumped up on the edge of the old clawfoot tub and stuck his head inside the shower curtain.

Once considered a luxury item, modern technology has contributed to a drop in the price of clawfoot tubs.

A range of fine silk neckties sits on a highly polished Victorian clawfoot card table.

This tub is the most likely forefather of the classic 19th century clawfoot tub.

Then it said, "But it will paddle like a clawfoot tub in a lake of molasses."

The album cover was a photo of Larry in an old-fashioned clawfoot tub full of suds.

It is furnished with globe chandeliers, green library lamps, and clawfoot bathtubs.

She showed him in to the quaint old bathroom, with a clawfoot tub and a toilet with the tank high on the wall.

Cradling the snifter, Dutton crossed the room and seated himself behind an antique clawfoot desk.

The bathroom had a marvelous big clawfoot tub with a curtain and a hand-held shower like the one in Pete's washroom.

Laura sat on the edge of the old clawfoot tub with Kate facing her from her perch on the john.

Her eyes widened in alarm when she saw Lucian lying, seemingly unconscious, in the large clawfoot tub.

In the latter half of the 20th century, the once popular clawfoot tub morphed into a built-in tub with a small apron front.

It now has two-person clawfoot bathtubs, sleigh beds, discreet service and a 50-foot stone waterfall.

Four of 24 individually decorated rooms with comfortable, well-cared-for antique furnishings have private baths and clawfoot tubs.

Trevor unbound his ponytail, leaned over the old clawfoot bathtub and wrung a stream of water from his hair.

He got out of bed, walked into the charming little bathroom, stepped into the clawfoot tub, and twitched the circling curtain into place.

Modern technology has contributed to a drop in the price of clawfoot tubs, which may now be made of fiberglass, acrylic or other modern materials.

Her first apartment was an old-fashioned tenement building on East 78th Street, a very dark railroad apartment with a four-foot clawfoot tub in the kitchen.