Sentence examples for snapping toward from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The bleak jobs report on Friday predictably had heads snapping toward the White House, looking to President Obama to do something.

Suddenly it sensed me, and instead of zipping itself away, snapped toward me.

This sort of "snap" toward the positive, toward changing life for the better, this happens far more than Aurora, or Columbine, or Virginia Tech, or the Iraq war, or any horror you can name, and that includes Penn State and the Catholic church's coverups and just about anything Pat Robertson has ever said in his entire life.

This round will no doubt go a ways toward snapping up some key real estate, as well.

Some dippers will do a slightly different version, snapping it backward, toward the side of the head, as opposed to downward.

As the distortion increases, so does the potential for disruption if premiums snap back toward historical norms.

Sixteen feet below, they land on a trampoline, snap back toward the wall and send themselves outward again.

But the reconnection should also let the tethers snap back toward the surface of the sun, an effect that had never been seen.

Yohkoh, which observes hot, X-ray-emitting gas that is trapped by the magnetic field lines, has seen the first evidence that the lines snap back toward the solar surface like rubber bands after being stretched out during great eruptions of solar material into space.

The e-mail exchange comes just as global attention has snapped back toward Indian rape issues, with India's decision to ban the airing of a documentary on the issue entitled India's Daughter.

As your arm comes down from the throw, snap it toward the opposite hip.