The child clutched his toy.
Mary clutched her doll to her breast.
He clutched at the rope we threw to him.
He stood agape, the manuscript clutched in his hand.
The mother clutched her baby in her arms.
The giant roared in pain and clutched at his eye .
The wretched butcher clutched the needle and stitched it.
His head seemed to go round, and he clutched at the nearest passerby.
I would definitely chase it down the street, a wad of bills clutched in my hand.
He clutched his brother's arm in fear that he would let the mob tread.
The boy's hand tightly clutched the five-cent pieces as he ran the two kilometers home.
The Jade Emperor deliberately walked into the river, and clutched Cowherd.
As the car pulled away, the woman in the wheelchair waved and clutched the lilacs to her heart.
I want to go with you to fly a kite kite, look farther and I fear clutched line.
A basic reason is we have not clutched the direction of the basic spirit of private international law very well.
He clutched the platform with both hands and tried to heave his legs up, straining to the left.
As they passed behind a last year's stack, Amedee clutched at his right side and sank down for a moment on the straw.
Then the stag disappeared, and in its stead there was a sea-bird, fluttering and screaming, while Hercules clutched it by the wing and claw!
Eventually she grew as a believer in Christ. Years later, while being wheeled into an operating room for multiple cancer surgeries, she clutched Bible verses in her hand.
The giant roared in pain and clutched at his eye. He rolled on the ground in agony. He was blinded, but he did not die.
Hunger came to his stomach; an icy hand reached down his throat and clutched his intestines and tied them into a cold, tight knot that ached.
There is only one name in the world that makes me so worried. It is like an invisible thread, firmly tied to my heart and clutched in your hands. Dear, I think of you all the time!
I will be in the hands of the kite line to pass the leaves hands red with cold, her hands tightly clutched, facing the sky, quiet smile, red face, eyes closed, a happy face let me heartache.
Fearing an ambush, he glanced to either side of the square hut, weapon clutched in both hands. Finally Jack dropped to the hard ground and rolled to the rear of the shed.
“That would be like the worst thing for me ever,” said Kate Healy, 39, as she clutched a black-and-white shirt to her chest while on the third floor of Macy’s in Herald Square on Friday.
She stepped over dead men, over men who lay dull eyed with hands clutched to bellies where dried blood had glued torn uniforms to wounds, over men whose beards were stiff with blood and from whose broken jaws came sounds which must mean: "Water!
Looking at the bright sunshine outside the window, my happiness is shuttling in the sunshine, staring at the raindrops under the eaves, and my happiness is flying in several rain lines. I know that happiness is not far away, it is clutched in my hands, happiness is not illusory, it is inlaid in my life.
