Sentence examples for snap near from inspiring English sources

On his first drive, Golson fumbled a snap near midfield.

He took a direct snap near the goal line and rolled right, with five confused defenders in pursuit.

The Wildcats made another costly error early in the second quarter when punter Mike Ronsick fumbled the snap near his end zone.

All I can imagine is how many other people have previously stood in my exact footsteps, and snapped near-identical photographs.

There is also a reference to northerners who speak "with a certain sort of tough, scuffed and striven fluency", preferring the "slap, twist and thud" of their own speech to "the slur, sting and snap of near neighbours".

The bungee cord had snapped near the top, so I still had about 30m attached to me, which kept getting caught.

Earlier in the race, Busch's No. 18 Toyota had been severely damaged when the nylon rope that was used to move a TV camera that hovered above the frontstretch snapped near the first turn 122 laps into the race.

When Liberals try to paint him as a right-wing extremist, his aides pull out his wedding photos, complete with long hair and sideburns, snapped near the time when Mr. Day, by his own admission, was smoking marijuana.

But Mr. Holder snapped near the very end, after Mr. Issa, who has been a leader of the Fast and Furious investigation, compared him to John Mitchell, the Nixon administration attorney general who went to prison for his role in the Watergate scandal.

They may have been popular with the photographers snapping near the Strand entrance, but what's important is what works commercially for the less adventurous of us: what genuinely deserves the tag of "ready to wear".

Then suddenly, a loud branch snapped near me, I jumped and let out a small scream.