Sentence examples for snags of from inspiring English sources

For parents with good risk, self-insurance through a captive avoids the snags of pooling risk.

As television, White Teeth carries a few narrative snags of spinach.

There were still grocery carts upended in it, snags of trees, but for some reason we liked to kayak there.

And in the blue penstemon grizzly bears swirl as they bat snags of color against their ragged mouths.

But Roth, remember, was still in his 20s; and one of the snags of starting young is that you're obliged to do your growing up in public.

There were lucky breaks, big successes and the usual snags of celebrity: drugs and drink; broken marriages and splintered friendships; and a too-young death that looks, in retrospect, both fated and avoidable.

The pic was snagged off of Snoop's Instagram stream.

The snag, of course, was that Mr Thaksin's party might very well have won them.

A muscular 'gk' shuddered at the edge of the sound, the snag of choking.

The snag, of course, being that all the publicity would be down to me.

"When you run into a snag of some sort, James Fang knows a lot of people," said Thomas Blalock, a board member.