If it does, it could miss one of those moments of pure rapture — a vicious block, a ridiculous dunk, an even more ridiculous almost-dunk, like his behind-the-head snag of an errant alley-oop Feb. 2 against Michigan that merits at least a few dozen viewings on YouTube.
"There was a snag of hip bones, a failure of their beat, a sweet, raw collapse and then a flurry towards something better, their hands attentive and only a little desperate".
Anything dangling from your neck or wrist runs the risk of snagging on a piece of equipment, or falling off your body.
"When you run into a snag of some sort, James Fang knows a lot of people," said Thomas Blalock, a board member.
The legislative investigation appeared to hit a snag of its own two weeks ago when a state judge ruled that two figures in the bridge controversy, including former Christie staffer Bridget Anne Kelly, didn't have to hand over their records.
My eyes would roll over a paragraph without being able to snag on a sentence … sort of a hindrance for an English teacher.
The confirma-tion of President Bush's nominee as commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Mark B. McClellan, encountered a snag because of a dispute about health care for poor pregnant women and their fetuses.
The team held tryouts in September at Westchester Community College, in Valhalla, with scores of ballplayers hoping to snag one of a dozen spots on the active roster, or one of three on the reserve squad.
Try taking this litmus test: The next time you are facing a snag of doubt, try going back to the first week you met, or an early moment where you felt something was off.
That snag of time + effort is a major barrier preventing even large companies from doing more interesting things with their data holdings, argues Halstead.
