Sentence examples for it can snag from inspiring English sources

Something with barbs on it so it can snag other ideas flowing down stream, and they gather until they dam up the river and there's your song.

Here, at last, was a word for the rug that quietly curls up so it can snag your toe, the sock gone AWOL from the dryer, the slippery piece of toast that always hits the floor jelly side down.

And if it can snag an opening above $26.3 million, it'll have the fourth-biggest fifth weekend behind only Avatar ($42m), Titanic ($30m), and Frozen ($28.5m in 2014, technically its sixth weekend but its fifth weekend of wide release).

It can snag your oar blade, or, worse, you can fall into it.

Lift your middle finger slightly so that it can snag the right edge of the coin.

Always make sure you do not have nails, screws or other objects sticking out where it can snag a child's body or clothing.

Rumor has it you can snag it for $7.99 for a limited time.

SpaceX aims to fly its craft by the $100-billion space station and then approach it so the on-board crew can snag it with a robotic arm and dock with it.

And in a medium where product endorsements have become ever more blatant, producers are only too happy to give credit where credit is due -- if it means they can snag a freebie in return.

You can snag it for only $335 and it can also burn dual-layer DVDs, single-layer DVDs, and good ol' regular CD-Rs.

The "Firebox," as it's called, is 3.5 liters of Fireball in two 1.75-liter pouches and you can snag it at places like BevMo! for $39.99, which is honestly a bargain.