Sentence examples for going to get snapped from inspiring English sources

This is going to get snapped up.

"Any good looking cricketer with a nice voice – Yorkshire is good because people think you're talking common sense – is going to get snapped up by the Beeb.

Also, I do not think Matthews understands that the housing inventory isn't going to get snapped up by "young people" who "demand" to buy a house.

Expect AOL to get snapped up or sold for parts.

Snap traps can catch your finger when setting, so go slow and expect to get snapped a few times early on.

In the 11th, Pacquiao had gone from bull to mouse, getting snapped on the nose time and time again by Mayweather's jab as he tried to get inside.

"This year, we're thinking that if this guy comes on and really gets a hold of what we're doing, he's going to be" — snap — "he's going to be hard to deal with".

"Celebrities go to St.-Tropez and get snapped to death by paparazzi," he says with a disdainful shake of the head.

"So when he gets hit he's not going to snap".

If the center's shoulder is slanted down because his arm is going to snap the ball, you should, after the snap, grab and pull that shoulder down and get in the backfield.

Essentially, all the property got snapped up and there was not enough property to go round.