Sentence examples for snatch you from inspiring English sources

"Bugaboo" is about a boogeyman who's "apt to snatch you by your ears / And turn you inside out".

The crucial moment comes when you first place your life in Trico's jaws, leaping into space in the hope he will snatch you from the air.

"It's 'hey girl,' and the next thing you know you're kicking with him or some girl will talk to you and then snatch you up," she said, referring to the bottom, a girl dispatched to recruit girlfriends and inflict punishment — in her case, being choked with a cable wire.

So on the first evening I find myself heading 25 minutes out of town to spend the best part of four hours gawping at the sky in chilly anticipation – and though folklore decrees that Aurora will come and snatch you if you a wave a white sheet, my efforts to improvise with some A4 paper prove in vain.

Black Mamba will snatch you by the throat and kiss you deeply.

There's very little for a young boy to do in Las Vegas other than cling furiously to any nearby air conditioner and pray that a bearded man in a van won't snatch you up for his organ trading operation.

Truth be told, he sounds like exactly the sort of dickwad who'd find humour in snatching you away six months into a no-butter diet.

"Someone makes an appointment to go into a regularly scheduled appointment with a government agency, and that agency snatches you away from your family".

"Anytime you hear about some kid getting snatched, you want to find something in that story that will convince you that that family is different from yours," Dr. Louis Rice, an expert in antibiotic resistance at Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center, told me.

I thought about your daughters; left in homes when authorities came and snatched you due to your latest revolutionary infringement.

In the unlikely event that your bags should all go missing or get snatched, you'll at least have your identity and some money to make a phone call.