Sentence examples similar to a fast snatch of from inspiring English sources

Tuchman moves fast, snatching bits of conversation with his co-workers as he whizzes around the floor.

"M" gets you, say, a snatch of Renaissance melody to accompany a lute player by Titian.

He played a snatch of that song, then stopped abruptly.

A snatch of music came over the loudspeaker.

Over these sounds, a snatch of dialogue, two men arguing.

"These people have nothing," he said, "All you need to snatch people is a fast boat".

But people perked up at a haunting or lively snatch of melody.

Meanwhile, this reading ranks above 87% of all those taken in the past year, meaning that the bulls have rarely snatched up calls at a faster pace during the prior 52 weeks.

This reading also ranks above 94% of all those taken in the past year, revealing that the bulls have rarely snatched up calls at a faster pace during the prior 52 weeks.

He snatched a rebound with one hand and passed it in one motion to begin a fast break.

Then he cranked up the momentum, with the rocking ostinato and jumpy descents of the Bud Powell dedication Bud Like releasing a stream of fast piano runs and snatches of salsa over Blake's blend of cymbal chatter, snare rolls and occasionally admonishing rimshots, like a conductor tapping the baton for attention.