Sentence examples for a snag at from inspiring English sources

When, after a snag at sectionals, the glee club has to turn to Rachel to come up with a new song at the last minute, she is more than ready.

But a snag at the Secret Service gatehouse prevented the Chinese delegation from entering the building.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration's drive to regulate greenhouse gases could hit a snag at the Supreme Court next week as industry groups and Republican-led states ask justices to block what they call a "brazen power grab" by the president's environmental regulators.

He has hit a snag at work.

American social scientist David Levinson say that more than half of all young people hit a 'major snag' at some point between 18 and their mid-twenties.

Hitting a bit of snag at launch, but something that will be arriving with an upcoming update, Logitech will activate compatibility with Apple's HomeKit spec. Regarding availability, the Circle 2 is slated to ship in July.

But Moore's plans for a rejuvenating return to his former stomping grounds hit a snag upon his arrival at the mall, where he found an impromptu victory party for the Democrat, Doug Jones, in full swing.

Bail plans hit a snag late last week when tenants at the Upper East Side apartment building initially secured for his house arrest refused to accept him because of unwanted media attention.

That year the mistress apparently grew enraged with a 12-year-old slave girl, Lia, who tugged at a snag while brushing the Mistress's hair.

A brush will snag at your hair when wet, causing breakage and split ends.

It's the sort of CD you'd snag at a truck stop on a long road trip and listen to in full a couple of times before never listening to it again as opposed to its prequel, which you might fling out on the interstate at 70 miles per hour.