Sentence examples for going to snatch from inspiring English sources

We're going to snatch Moqtada,' " he said.

I'm not going to snatch it out of his hands, but you've got to be prepared to get the ball at all times.

"If there's anyone out there like me who wants this kind of a space, they're going to snatch it up," she said.

If people are going to look at the book because I'm married to Ian then I'm not going to snatch it from their hands and say that's not appropriate".

It seemed that the visitors were going to snatch a point when Inigo Martinez tied the game in the 86th minute, but a free kick by Suarez that kissed the post deep into added time sent the crowd at the 25,000-seat stadium into a frenzy.

It seemed that the visitors were going to snatch a point when Inigo Martínez tied the game in the 86th minute, but a free kick by Suárez that kissed the post deep into added time sent the crowd at the 25,000-seat stadium into a frenzy.

In his defence, the killer told the trial he had come under attack when he went to snatch a bicycle which had been stolen by another boy.

After a day of twists and turns came a game of one major twist, as Mali proved themselves the Peterborough of Africa, coming from 4-0 dowithith 11 minutes to go to snatch an improbable draw against Angola, whose goalkeeper, Carlos Fernandes, seemed intent on proving true every negative stereotype about goalkeeping on the continent.

(A visibly drunk woman was sprawled partially on my blanket, and when I went to snatch it from her, she resisted).

The Shock, however, went on a 6-0 run to snatch a 47-46 lead with 8 32 left.

For all the talk of rewarding hard work, the government is going to start snatching tax credits back at lower levels of earnings than presently, and will also snatch them away faster too, deepening the poverty trap.