Sentence examples for has one snag from inspiring English sources
In the last year, the robotic dog, which will sell for about $200, has hit one snag after another.
Beyonce's "Back to Black" cover, which features Andre 3000 and debuts in "The Great Gatsby," seems to have hit one snag.
But one snag has nothing to do with homosexuality itself, and that is the comprehensive undermining of privacy.
But the service did run into one snag: Causes has viral sharing down to an art, but they'll have a hard time getting this promotion to go viral because writing "Jason bought some Roses on ProFlowers" to my News Feed would spoil the surprise.
One snag – Microsoft has set the 360 to boot out anyone with a ping higher than 30ms, so you'll have to be selective about who you play with.
Gifford Miller, the City Council speaker, would seem to have snagged one of those big ones when he called an Aug. 10 news conference outside City Hall to announce that he had the support of the Tenants Political Action Committee.
But those talks have snagged on one issue, Mr. Zelaya's return to the presidency.
Now, it looks like they've snagged one.
Iona may have snagged one of the last at-large spots in the 2012 NCAA Tournament but opponents should be far more concerned with the fact that the Gaels ranked as the No. 1 overall scoring offense when the Selection Committee chose them.
