Sentences with phrase «clip back her wings»

«Well, we've now learned that's not the case and that what little independence she was showing was enough to clip back her wings or knock out the few teeth she had as a watchdog.»

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Labour sources denied it was an attempt to clip the wings of would - be Chancellor Balls and said both men backed it.

Clipping the wings is a painless process and, in fact, a temporary one because the flight feathers will grow back with each successive molt.

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When I am being critical towards him, the budding flower closes back up and I clip his wings and ability to fly.