Finally, the cat caught the mouse, its sharp teeth sinking into its prey.

Meaning: At the end of the chase, the cat was able to catch the mouse, and its sharp teeth went into the mouse's body.

Choice of Words: Finally is an adverb that indicates the end of the chase. Caught is a verb that means to capture or seize someone or something. Sharp is an adjective that describes the cat's teeth. Sinking is a verb that describes the cat's teeth. It means that the cat's teeth are going into the mouse's body.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The cat skillfully caught its prey in its sharp claws.
• The cat finally caught the mouse in its mouth.
• The cat swiftly caught the mouse in its sharp claws.
• Finally, the cat caught the mouse.
• As dawn broke, the cat finally caught the mouse.
• He imagined sinking into the feathery softness.
• Finally, it caught a mouse and ate it.
• Sharp teeth bite through tough prey.
• The cat finally caught the bird, ending the chase.
• Finally, the cat pounced and caught the bird.