Sentence examples for snap said from inspiring English sources
"People can snap," said Satina Fenner, 26, who said she had known Ms. Brewer since grammar school in New Cassel.
"How do Philly Catholic officials explain keeping an admitted pedophile priest's secret hidden for six months?" SNAP said in a statement on Monsignor Campbell.
"In the past, players tried to get into his head, knowing he could snap," said Spector, who plays for West Ham United in the English Premier League.
In a strong wind, however, it can billow like a sail and cause thin branches to snap, said Namshik Yoon, the department's chief of operations in Manhattan.
The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, a victims' advocacy group known as SNAP, said the latest findings were another indication of the archdiocese's failure to respond promptly to abuse allegations.
Mr. Isely, the Midwest director of SNAP, said he was not aware of the incident, but if a member had acted that way, the group would apologize to the archbishop.
Boom! Snap! says Treppie.
Oh, snap, say a rhyme for me!
SNAP says 26 religious-order priests in the archdiocese have abused children, but their orders have not identified them publicly.
SNAP says it has incurred about $50,000 in legal fees and devoted hundreds of hours of staff time since the subpoenas began.
"Stores flat, then sets up in a snap," says Kensington.
