Sentence examples for little snag from inspiring English sources

On his third birthday, however, a little snag developed.

But there's a little snag in the idea in practice.

However, there is a little snag with the prime minister's logic.

The Super Bowl of Gambling, also known as the Super Bowl, hit a little snag yesterday.

The piece was nose-thumbing stuff in its day, and even now it creates a mean little snag in an Olympian flow.

As he wrote in a letter to Pushkin concerning Diary of a Madman (1835), his only first-person narrative: "met with a rather unpleasant little snag with the censor yesterday.

The WEU, says the treaty, must become the Union's defence component.But there are two little snags.

They're like little snags in the fabric of everyday life that give you a breath's reprieve, a second to laugh, a chance to see everything askew before diving back into the rush.

(We also have Spanish readers in house so I can ask questions pegged to the original if I feel something is off, but usually I just edit the translator's English, and point out here and there little snags in the beautiful silk they've woven).

Unless the collector is represented by a familiar face who can gain early access, he stands little chance of snagging his trophy.

Take time to rejoice in the little wins (from snagging a prime parking spot to getting in a workout) every day.