Sentence examples for I snapped off from inspiring English sources

I snapped off the set and walked, in easy comfort, several blocks into Central Park--another world.

I snapped off a crumb and let it melt on my tongue.

Eddie asked me if I wanted to do the job and held out his hand, which I think I snapped off.

I tried to "get on them" -- to use gunner's jargon -- but even as I snapped off one shot, I knew I was well behind my target.

But if the estimated 324 million British English speakers say something differently, that's quirky?" I snapped, off the top of my head.

"I snapped off a couple pictures and he went back down with the octopus and came back up again.

He moved on to roses: "I snap off the thorns that will be below the water level, so the stems can absorb better, but I leave on those above, so they do not take in too much air and let the flowers open too quickly".

I snap off the TV.

When I feel upset, I have to ask myself -- "Am I upset about what is happening now, in the moment, or am I upset because I am processing this through my insecurities?" Believe me, more often than not, this happens AFTER I have snapped someone's head off; not to brag, but I snap off heads like a pro.

His golden hair looked stiff and brittle like raw spaghetti, like I could have snapped off a piece as a souvenir had I been a bit closer.

The experience of discovering the little mini comic and even smaller mini-magazine elicit feelings that I thought had snapped off long ago.