Sentence examples for snatch it out from inspiring English sources

There is a gold rush mentality, a powerful sense that you have to do a deal right this second, or somebody else will snatch it out from under you.

That said, do not crowd the food together, as it needs some space both for better cooking and for you to be able to snatch it out or flip it.

I'm not going to snatch it out of his hands, but you've got to be prepared to get the ball at all times.

Kovalchuk, one of the league's most accurate shooters, fired a point-blank shot only to have Nabokov, another Russian, snatch it out of the air with his glove.

Whenever I see people reading The Hunger Games I wanna snatch it out of their hands and say "look around you!

I was watching a sandbar in some shallow water out in the middle of the stream that the sun was shining on, and I was waiting for a pike to show up over the sandbar where it would be clearly visible and where I could maneuver my line until I had the hook under it and could snatch it out of the water.

Xu Bing's symbol-flipping, such as the above image, is a perfect example of how the artist draws in the viewer with a pre-conceived idea, before snatching it out from under them.

Basically, "continuous coverage" is a con, a "first come, first serve" lottery that doles out the right to fairness like it's a privilege, a prize in some twisted game and then snatches it out from your hands if you fall on hard times or dare to exercise your freedom of choice.

Espanyol snatched it out of them again.

They included bobbling a ball, snatching it out of the air and throwing a touchdown pass.

"But a park attendant saw me, leapt over, and snatched it out of my hand.