Sentence examples for snap back with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "snap back with" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a quick or immediate response, often in a confrontational or witty manner. Example: "When he made a sarcastic comment, she was quick to snap back with a clever retort."
"At last Three Lions snap back with passion", "Glory boys enjoy night of passion", plus countless (well, at least three) coinages of the phrase 'passion play'.
"Many people have worried inflation will snap back with a vengeance, but there still seems to be so much global overcapacity that in the short term we can focus on the play at hand".
There are many: the band is trained to snap back with connective phrases so the listener is kept off balance, wondering about what is undirected and what is premeditated.
History has shown that if business executives do not take any tangible and meaningful action voluntarily, regulation is likely to snap back with thunderous force and dramatically alter the opportunity structure for business.
But in the workplace, it's important to suppress the urge to snap back with a rejoinder.
Ask any mathematician how many prime numbers--numbers divisible only by themselves and 1--there are up to a zillion, and they snap back with an approximation: about a zillion divided by the logarithm of a zillion.
Before the question could be rephrased, Franco snapped back with the same response.
"If you were a man, I'd be worried," she snaps back with a withering smile.
"It will take two seconds," the TV reporter snapped back, with tetchy politesse.
The man accused Mr Sarkozy of "dirtying me," and Mr Sarkozy snapped back with an insult that mildly translated as "get out of here, you total jerk".
The man accused the president of "dirtying" him, and Mr. Sarkozy snapped back with an insult that is mildly translated as "get lost, you jerk".
