Sentence examples for every snag from inspiring English sources

Unlike connoisseurs who fetishize provenance, who document every snag and dent and wrinkle before plunking their money down, Ms. Mark said she doesn't care how old or rare a robot is.

Hooks should be sharp (also consider sharpening after every snag and hookup), and lines should be free of nicks, wear and tear.

Workplace, Facebook's own take on enterprise communications, has also positioned itself as a platform for "every worker," and has snagged a clutch of huge clients such as Walmart (2.2 million employees globally) and Starbucks (254,000) to fill out that vision.

If she keeps it up, Williams could snag every major title this season.

The very public nature of the talks — with every twist and snag reported on Twitter — is adding another layer of urgency.

She just wanted to be first, like she is every week, to snag a seat in the shop's McDonald's food court.

I was rubber man, seven-leagues-boots boy: my right arm could, for all I knew, have managed to snag every twitch of crockery and jibble of condiment in sight other than the correct ones.

The vegetation data component involved walking a 20 m line and recording the diameter at breast height (dbh) of every tree or snag > 2 m tall, within 5 m to the left or right of the transect (resulting in a 20 m × 10 m, or 0.02 ha, plot).

But there is one thing I love about the day: Every year I can snag last-minute tickets to sold-out movies or make reservations at perpetually booked restaurants.

Snag a Pokemon every day for seven days and good things will happen". Go catch 'em all.

For every 100 women looking to snag a New Zealand man aged between 25 and 49, on average, about nine will miss out.