Sentence examples for having a snatch from inspiring English sources

A lot of them just aren't good, the ones who are can often be total bitches, and above all else, relying on having a snatch as a novelty is shameful.

Another tough afternoon for Schalke who were left fuming after having a point snatched from them against Eintracht Frankfurt.

All of them had a future snatched away in an instant," she wrote.

His team had a championship snatched from under their noses in 2013, and he pulled them up off the mat.

It could not have been a snatched image: Turner must have sat for it.

"The accident-prone American upstart has snatched a bit of the boy wizard's magic," he said.

The Dons had a chance to snatch victory in injury time but captain Jamie Stuart fired wide.

Tory PM Theresa May has been its MP since then, and nobody else has had a chance to snatch it off her.

Having snatched a a last-gasp draw last weekend, some felt the impetus might be with Paul Grimley's men, but that was not the case.

Had a White House aide snatched the phone from Mr. Trump's tweeting hands?

They would somehow have had a previous triumph snatched from the victory column, too.