Sentence examples for Snag from inspiring English sources

Arrive early to snag an outdoor table, then order a selection of small plates to share, including the moreish Victorian buffalo mozzarella with charred kale, smoked walnuts and black garlic.

The deal had hit a late snag over agents' fees on Tuesday but Villa have confirmed their first January capture.

China's rising tech star Xiaomi has hit a snag in its plan to challenge Apple and Samsung.

Customers will also get the chance to buy and download singles from forthcoming albums when they are played on the radio.A snag with many of the existing websites offering copyrighted music is the narrowness of their repertoire.

The snag is that 5% of the shares in those subsidiaries are owned by minority shareholders.

One snag is that it encompasses the very maturity at which their governments already find it easiest to borrow.

For even $200 billion is not an outrageous amount of money when spread over 20 or 30 years by an industry with revenues of over $250 billion.The snag is politics: America's half-baked attempt at deregulation has drained the industry of all incentives for grid investment.

There is a snag.

The snag is that even if it seemed briefly possible after the fall of Mr Hussein to impose a friendly strongman in his place, that looks out of the question now.

(Most neutrino detectors are deep underground to shield them from cosmic rays, which can cause similar signals).However, as other experiments, in particular those looking for neutrinos in the physical reactions which power the sun, strove to replicate Reines's and Cowan's result, they hit a snag.

They should be prepared to raise interest rates in response to clear evidence of financial imbalance even if this leads them to undershoot their targets for inflation.The snag is that in contrast to a simple inflation target, such a framework will make policy less transparent and a central bank may find it harder to explain its interest-rate decisions.