The jangle of the penny falls games, the beeps and the snatches of tinny tunes.
There were allegations of underage voting in the north and the snatching of ballot boxes in the south-east.
But I can still remember that final scene of Carol White in Waterloo station and the snatching of her children.
Ignoring the man playing pool behind him and the snatches of conversation wafting up from the saloon bar of the London pub downstairs, he seems to lose himself in thought.
Even more problematic is its story, an impenetrable quasi-religious sci-fi allegory involving angels and wizards and the snatching of humans from the earth into another dimension, where they are imprisoned and tortured by an evil force called the Presence (D. J. Vivona).
Their body language and the snatches of conversation she managed to hear, confirmed that other woman was not just someone Tyrone happened to meet on the plane.
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The overlapping, scratchy recordings on the score (skillfully assembled by Ms. Rainer and Quentin Chiappetta); the snatches of songs the dancers warble; the allusions to earlier Rainer works — these all suggest the apparent randomness of memory.
He coaxes us to perform a tightrope act of the imagination, persuading us that we're standing in a hospital or a cathedral using only the power of words and the odd snatch of sound, even as we stare at a sculpture made from a pile of rubbish.
