Sentence examples for I could snatch from inspiring English sources

During the moments of sleep that I could snatch, I had vivid, disturbing dreams.

Since Priscilla Coleman, the artist, is a member of the press, she had to base her image on glimpses and gleaned details. "I had to stay outside in the corridor, so my drawings are based on visual snapshots I could snatch when the court door was opened, and on details I picked up," she said by telephone.

Driving in traffic, a thought occurred to him: "What if I took the radio microchip out of the credit card and stuck it on my lipstick?" If a wireless network could pick up data on a card, it could snatch data off a chip on a lipstick package and tell the store what was on the shelves.

Should Apple choose to offer a smaller iPad at a lower price (which the market would most certainly demand), it could snatch back the market share Amazon's stolen in the past few months.

I was watching a sandbar in some shallow water out in the middle of the stream that the sun was shining on, and I was waiting for a pike to show up over the sandbar where it would be clearly visible and where I could maneuver my line until I had the hook under it and could snatch it out of the water.

I was certain that ghosts were waiting for me to fall asleep so they could snatch me out from my bedroom window.

"Well, we could snatch her away," Isabel said.

Democrats have some hope that they could snatch the seat if Republicans split their vote.

If this momentum is real and sustained, Santorum could snatch a dramatic victory.

A shock could be on the cards — Albion could snatch a win, don't you think?

A freshwater stream fed a swamp where coyote could snatch frogs and dragonflies.