Sentence examples for about the snatching of from inspiring English sources

"Vanished" is not even the only series about a missing person; NBC has a new drama, "Kidnapped," about the snatching of the son of a business mogul.

The snatches of conversation that I overheard were about the attacks — stories of acquaintances who were victims or vows to cancel plans and stay safe at home instead.

The snatches of Motown songs were enjoyable.

There has been a lot of comment about the suitability of the Snatch Land Rover, which developed out of its use on patrol during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

If you walk among them, you begin to hear – above the batter of waves on rock – a fragmentary soundscape of poems about love, snatches of Sappho, Sophocles and Shakespeare.

About a third of the snatched domains are under construction or preparing to be sold.

"From the brief snatches of conversation I've had with him, he's almost embarrassed about it but he shouldn't be.

A bid by London's City Hall and town halls for more power over the capital's finances would not raise any more money, and was not about "snatching lots of taxes from the Treasury" Boris Johnson has said.

Here, instead, is the story of the snatch.

Talk story about Roosevelt's funeral train passing through Garrison; the gathering of people on the station platform, snatches of conversation, etc.

The New Yorker, April 21 , 1945P. 17 Talk story about Roosevelt's funeral train passing through Garrison; the gathering of people on the station platform, snatches of conversation, etc.