"When we were about 600 nautical miles from Australia our fishing boat developed a snag and started sinking," the man said.
On his third birthday, however, a little snag developed.
Another snag developed over plans to lay down a second track on a heavily traveled stretch between Albany and Schenectady that is a frequent bottleneck for train traffic.
The new snag developed over a British proposal that the European Economic Community should accord special favors to India and Pakistan, two of the leading members of the British Commonwealth.
The mission became even more difficult when two unexpected snags developed in the solar power arrays.
Managed forest habitats had a much more developed understory, fewer snags and more downed woody debris.
If 11th-hour snags develop in the negotiations with the Yankees on a contract that reportedly could reach more than $300 million over 10 years, who's on deck?
What are you hearing?" The usual snags developed during negotiations, and the usual sweeteners were thrown in by the county and the Pataki administration: $500,000 in state transportation funds here, a $500,000 capital grant there, some bureaucratic sleight-of-hand that allowed the new owners to receive significant tax breaks.
Her big break came in her senior year when she snagged an internship at MTV developing new shows.
The snag was that deforestation continued in the developing world even faster, some argued, because the agency had walked away from the industry and left it to the real baddies.
Both Pfizer and Roche are developing tests to help doctors identify suitable patients for their drugs.The snag, from society's point of view, is that all these drugs are horribly expensive.
