"The Louvre!" the agent snapped back.
"Shut up!" the agent snapped.
After several waterboarding sessions, Abu Zubaydah was so broken that, when a C.I.A. agent snapped his fingers twice, he would lie down on the waterboard, naked and dirty, to await his torture.
She finished the novel in three months, her older sister encouraged her to send it out, an agent snapped it up, and within a few weeks she had a book deal from Little, Brown worth $750,000 (about £500,000).
After a stint in a Quaker-run organizing school in Chester, PA, where training included speaking against the Vietnam War on (literally) soap boxes in Rittenhouse Square and watching FBI agents snap our photos, it was increasingly clear to me: Ending the war was not enough, something was deeply wrong here at home.
Real estate agents snapped up five or six at a time and began to rent them.
So far away that, despite frequent visits by the Federal Bureau of Investigation to his twin brother in California (where agents snapped photos of one brother so they would know what the other looked like), he didn't really believe that anyone would still care.
They prefer newly built blocks to the Victorian terraces that the locals go for; according to Knight Frank, an estate agent, they snapped up two-thirds of the new flats in central London in 2012.
Real Estate agent Naomi Will snapped a photo of a wild goat hanging out with two kangaroos in Australia, earlier this week, and shared the image on Facebook, where it attracted some buzz.
While most of the top tier free agents were snapped up in the first wave of signings, the two biggest catches remain uncommitted.
