Sentence examples for being snatched up from inspiring English sources

In some areas with low inventory, homes are being snatched up within a matter of days.

"And they said: 'Guess what's being snatched up? Mary Quant.' Then you look at what's happening on the runway, and it really seemed like the moment".

The leads, which typically sell out in an hour, are being snatched up by some of the most established names in interior design.

The backlog of demand means replenishing dealerships is like "trying to fill a bathtub with the stopper open," with many cars being snatched up as soon as they arrive, he said.

Being snatched up as I was for crew, with no resume or formal evaluation required for the job, reminds me of a time when America's Cup racing seemed far less sophisticated.

Corker's retirement decision, announced Tuesday, opened up a seat that is now at greater risk of falling into Democratic hands or being snatched up by another far-right candidate.

Most of them were snatched up, even argued over.

It's snatched up by another loner, Connor Murphy Mike Faistt), but one with a mean streak.

Many of the players he has recently asked about have been snatched up by Tijuana.

All the other houses in the neighborhood that were for sale have been snatched up quickly.

All the available apartments in the building were snatched up within six weeks.