Sentence examples for be able to snare from inspiring English sources

While shares of both companies have been battered nonetheless, it now appears they may be able to snare some of WorldCom's disaffected customers.

It faces a four-part test to persuade Judge Lucy Koh to implement the bans in September, against some of Samsung's Galaxy S phones – but might subsequently be able to snare this year's flagship Galaxy S3 model in a ban too without a full trial.

And, she says, the IRS might still be able to snare some taxpayers who've stayed hidden for three years.

"We haven't been able to snare the escaped bears yet," she said.

Although hit shows like "Seinfeld," and "The Practice" began slowly and were able to snare audiences, they said, those series hardly came with the baggage of "Wonderland".

Throughout the city, the well-connected (or just plain lucky) have been able to snare such prizes and retain them over the years.

Thanks to Tupa's expertly placed kicks, Hayes was able to snare one ball on the 2-yard line and one at the 1-yard line.

As the only serious suitors for Bennell, the Dockers were able to snare the highly gifted onballer for an exchange of draft picks.

That was a major coup for India and a golden opportunity that a country like Taiwan surely wishes it was able to snare.

She said human traffickers have been able to snare more victims than ever before by using the Internet and social media to recruit and advertise.

The Sec1/Munc18 (SM) family of proteins was thought to be able to 'proofread' the SNARE complexes, checking that the correct complexes have formed (Starai et al., 2008).