Sentence examples for always snatching from inspiring English sources

"This situation is reminiscent of the Peanuts cartoon of Charlie Brown repeatedly believing Lucy this time will hold the football for him to kick, with her always snatching it away at the last minute, leaving him to fall flat".

"Whatever of ours they stole, we can always snatch it back one day.

As time went on, so such matches became tinged with an element of farce; Liverpool were a team who could always snatch defeat from the jaws of dignity.

"When you have guys like this in the team you know you can always snatch it," Steven Gerrard, the Liverpool captain, said, pointing to Torres.

In the green light, they almost always snatched the flies with a single leap.

If the original host doesn't like what they're seeing, they can always snatch the remote back from the offending VJ and restore their control over what cat videos are being played.

"Oh, there's always snatches of words attached with any piece I'm writing," he clarifies, "and sometimes I might have a title – like with I'm On Your Side – and a rough idea of what the song is about.

I have always just snatched Saturdays and Sunday here and there to play cricket.

Triumph can't always be snatched from the jaws of an anecdote.

We're not idiots and have gone through this before, but we have always felt like snatching the syringe away from the vet at the last moment; we felt like murderers.

The pattern continued after the break with Aberdeen the more enterprising but Dundee always looking capable of snatching a second goal.