Sentence examples for snag to from inspiring English sources

The hills are hard and snag to the knives of ploughing;.

There is one snag to taking a degree at this age - it costs money.

T Kessy turned 35 on Tuesday and the crowd snag to her before the late-night match, which began after 11 local time.

This winter, a home mortgage scandal, which left more than 150 Harlem brownstones facing foreclosure, added another snag to Harlem's housing market.

By Frances Frost The New Yorker, March 30 , 1935P. 27 The hills are hard and snag to the knives of ploughing; View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

But perhaps the most significant snag to running a bug auction is a legal one.Jennifer Granick, a lawyer at Stanford University who has studied the area for several years, reckons that if someone using a marketplace like WabiSabiLabi's went on to commit a crime with a bug they had bought there, then the owners of that marketplace could be in trouble.

It seems to me that there are two big snags to competition in the NHS.

For all its gloss and polish, the Grand Hotel dei Dogi still has a few snags to untangle.

For more on running a health club, check out "The Secrets And Snags To Franchising Success".

Plastics end up in the stomachs of birds, snagged to coral reefs and even in human poop. .

This paper outlines the rationale and design for a RCT that compares the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of: a) SNAGs to a placebo intervention b) Maitland passive joint mobilisations to a placebo intervention c) SNAGs to Maitland passive joint mobilisations in reducing symptoms of cervicogenic dizziness and associated pain over 12 months.