Sentence examples for may snare a from inspiring English sources

The pros who have played supporting roles on the Great White Way may snare a regional lead, and hungry newcomers without Broadway credits typically land supporting roles.

That may be most evident in advice to women on "How to snare a rich husband".

"So good with a snare, he could snare a deer.

A cat playing with a mouse may represent the Devil snaring a human soul.

A similar trap may well snare executives at the studio and the DreamWorks principals, David Geffen and Steven Spielberg.

Outside Germany, three European stock exchanges have merged into one and may yet snare the London Stock Exchange.

Daphne Guinness, who has given inspiration and friendship to several designers, may have snared the best look in L'Wren Scott's fall collection, a pert-collar minidress in teal-and-pearl gray satin stripes.

Already heralded as one of the greatest convention speeches ever by the political pundits (of both parties), it may have snared enough undecided voters over to the Obama column to swing an election.

Legislation to help invalidate bad patents may be snaring good ones, too.

This deadline may have snared Ruth Madoff, who declared her Palm Beach mansion her primary residence after Bernie's fraud came to light.

MOOCs may have snared most of the headlines, but traditional, credit-based online learning continued to chug along just fine last year, thank you very much.