If I found that guy, I'd snatch him like that"; "I am the Kim Kardashian of Staten Island, baby!"; "My only rule: Never fall in love at the Jersey Shore.
I admit, I love them — not that I am any measure of hipness — and I'd snatch them all up if I could.
I'd snatch out my journal to capture a line or a new memory shared.
I'd snatch that Golden Ticket and hope to end up as Charlie Bucket and not Veruca Salt (she was a bad egg).
Obviously the drugs I'd snatched from her medicine cabinet weren't elevating my mood, and the thought of all those sundries in her bathroom was bringing me down, hard.
I've only seen the Orient Express a handful of times – mostly from car windows, once from a station as it sped through, but every time it sent a thrill coursing through me, as if I'd snatched a glimpse of a mythical creature.
"I didn't think they would snatch it away this quickly," said Kim Solomon, a single mother whose son, Kyre, 8, has been in Linden's after-school program for two years.
The alleged thieves would wear hoodies into Apple stores — already suspicious, I know — and there they would snatch products on display and hide them in the ample pockets of those garments.
I was worried that the carnivorous mammal would snatch one.
I felt like this was some sort of law, and the proportion police would snatch me off the streets the moment I stepped outside in the wrong outfit.
"They would not let me open it without searching my pockets, and depriving me of pen, ink, and paper; and at the same time two prelati kept me in constant conversation in Latin, and if I looked at a passage too long, they would snatch the book out of my hand".
