Sentence examples for snatch it right from inspiring English sources

We are in Leibovitz's office in New York and she exudes a kinetic energy that takes her to the window and back several times; her hair's kind of crazy and there's a heft to her that for some reason makes me think she's the sort of person who, if her bag were snatched in the street, would sprint after the thief and snatch it right back.

Shoppers were snatching it right out of the crates.

But then the markets snatched it right back.

Indiana took the lead again on a layup by Tamika Catchings, but Baranova snatched it right back with a 3-pointer.

Finally, the Tigers took the lead, 41-37, with 4 14 to play, but Murray snatched it right back before a crowd dressed in red at the urging of Coach Mark Richt.

However, the Dons still looked like they were about to secure second place right up until almost the lack kick of the ball when Motherwell snatched it right at the death.

He had it for a couple of years until a thief snatched it right off the street on Easter Sunday.

After he won that first Brownlow, Goodes talked about the respect he had for co-winners Nathan Buckley and Mark Riciutto and how it wouldn't have felt right to snatch it away from the two of them.

Gibson's pitch flashed through the strike zone with a unique, upward-moving, right-to-left sail that snatched it away from a right-handed batter or caused it to jump up and in at a left-handed swinger — a natural break of six to eight inches — and hitters who didn't miss the ball altogether usually fouled it off or nudged it harmlessly into the air.

As I lift it from the plate — HEY! — the dog leaps up and snatches it with his teeth right out of my hands!

In exchange for the right to vote, it snatched away their right to livelihood and dignity.