Sentence examples similar to professional snags from inspiring English sources
Spoiler alert: Read on to find out how this professional snagged an Oscar nod thanks to her ingenious use of grits, MAC lipstick and a lot of tanning products.
It is trying to snag more professional builders and, through its new Expo stores, bring in upper-income shoppers who want someone else to redo their homes.
Its thumbnail was a pink copy of the L train logo in New York City, and its bio asked, "Worried about the L train shutdown?" Below was a link to a flashy website, which outlined the elevator pitch: a $155-a-month 155-a-monthttle driven by professional chauffeurs," exclusively created to snag stranded L riders once it goes offline in April 2019.
Despite some logistical glitches, including computer-ticketing snags, it was a professional debut for a newly hatched festival.
He says he tries to snag the best and brightest teachers by networking with professional organizations and arts groups in the county, and by asking for suggestions from the 17 members of his extended family who work in education.
And remember, if you find you have a real talent and enjoy helping your guy friends snag all sorts of dates, you can always sign on to be a professional wingwoman[5].
Instead, first-day trading snags, a 16 percent decline in the new stock's price and suggestions that warnings were exchanged among professional investors about Facebook's prospects have stoked fears that the stock market may not be safe for everyone.
Unlike other professional sports where you need big bucks for front-row access, anyone with a $50 daily grounds pass can snag a seat along the 20 sunken practice courts to eavesdrop on players while they polish their shots.
Inevitably there are snags.
