Sentence examples for snatch your from inspiring English sources

And then, as we draw one last breath together, I snatch your hand.

I'm referring to those catlike creatures who will snatch your rightfully earned taxi out from under your outstretched arm.

It is emotional, it is clever, and is full of plot twists that will snatch your breath away.

Rap boasts are rarely funnier than: "Yeah, ya boy rocks slip ons/But I bet I'll snatch your chick" when he has his Vans on.

While the Hague course has a coastal flavor, it's more overgrown and enclosed than Kennemer or Noordwijkse, with bushes and flowering trees that can easily snatch your ball.

While you surf, someone with the right software and equipment could snatch your private information from the airwaves, potentially reading e-mails to your boss or collecting the pictures you post to Facebook.

But that might still not prevent a retailer from snatching your MAC address while you're walking by the promotion in the window outside.

"Six weeks into the year when it was really topsy-turvy and not going too well, we'd have snatched your hand off at a top-eight finish.

So unfortunate that didn't drop for birdie, but he'd have greedily snatched your hand off for par in the first place.

And centrist politicians claim that the great failing of neoliberalism is its carelessness about identity and place, which is akin to complaining that the boy on a moped who snatched your smartphone is going too fast.

Everyone knows that the only way to enforce a law, and to encourage others to abide by it in the future, is to commit epoch-defining acts of cruelty, like I did when I pranced through town playing my pipe and snatched your children from you.