Sentence examples for be able to snatch from inspiring English sources

There Dimel, after shaking his hand for the first time, said he thought to himself, "O.K., he'll be able to snatch some passes out there".

But though the cutthroat bidding wars of last year have subsided, prospective buyers who assume they will be able to snatch up prime beach or country properties at fire sale prices are being unrealistic, according to second-home specialists.

But if you're someone who is juggling a busy life, you might only be able to snatch moments in the evening after work, or when the children are in bed – but do allocate writing time.

"If the Conservatives are seen as the party of the few, the rich, the privileged," the newspaper said, "then it is all too conceivable that a Labour leader posing as the tribune of the people will be able to snatch victory in 2015".

With Soering, she explained, it wasn't like that: I love you, and it may alter intensity and direction from time to time, but I will always love you with a part of me which no one else will be able to snatch.

So to get a professional opinion, VICELAND's Desus and Mero brought on New York Times critic-at-large Wesley Morris to talk about whether Moonlight will be able to snatch the Academy's best picture award from Golden Globes darling La La Land.

He was able to snatch a victim's eyeglasses from his face without his realizing it.

The bonus is that he is able to snatch vital goals.

Jackson has it to the 24, and is able to snatch up 23 yards on the return.

Maybe if I'd held serve at 40-love, I might have been able to snatch that second set.

Because he got such an early start, he was able to snatch up an Internet address that was the online equivalent of Central Park West and 72nd Street.