Sentence examples for snatch off from inspiring English sources

It means when they take a little nigger like you and snatch off his nuts and shove them down his goddam throat.

Anybody I associated with, they're starting to snatch off the street — and they're not just bringing them in for a half-hour chat".

One of the most overused tactics to get attention during the final lip-synch challenge is for a queen to snatch off her wig.

There is plush enough for an old-fashioned Keith-Orpheum, and even in the big marble lobby the tourists speak instinctively in whispers, as at Washington's grave, and the men snatch off their hats and wear a look of uncomprehending awe.

Johnson hastily snatched off his hat.

Soon after its première, "The Bright Stream" was snatched off the stage, on Stalin's orders.

He snatched off the bandanna, revealing a stranger: an addict in need of a hundred bucks.

Twelve-year-old Jamie Gabriel was snatched off his bike while delivering newspapers in suburban Indianapolis.

Then came the "express kidnapping" plague – ordinary people snatched off the street, sometimes in broad daylight.

We increase airport security, hang signs over interstates to describe the vehicle carrying a child just snatched off the street.

'That is why Barbette, the moment he has snatched off his wig, plays the part of a man.