Sentence examples similar to snatch a bar from inspiring English sources

They made national news a couple of years ago when Flynn Michael, founder of New York Jedi, had his lightsaber snatched in a bar in Brooklyn by a guy who claimed to be an emissary of the Sith.

Brentford's Judge found himself in sufficient space to unleash an effort five minutes later, but squandered the chance to snatch a point, blasting high over the bar.

Every in-flight meal became an opportunity to snatch a Pan Am swizzle stick or a plastic cup; every visit to the lavatory was another opportunity to pilfer a bar of soap emblazoned with the Pan Am logo.

Bishops sail to snatch a knight.

The colloquial "snatch a bite" is a neat touch.

I thought he might have wanted to snatch a purse.

Scotland had one chance to snatch a desperately-needed win.

Marlon Harewood had chances to snatch an equaliser for Barnsley.

Stevenage improved after the break and almost snatched a point when Lee Barnard hit the bar in stoppage-time.

Preston improved after introducing three substitutes in the second half, and almost snatched a point when Jack King headed against the bar.

Goalkeeper David Marshall, up for a last-minute corner, then almost snatched a dramatic equaliser but his effort on the turn deflected over the bar after hitting Bogdan's face.