Sentence examples for snatched for from inspiring English sources

McCovey slashed a line drive that second baseman Bobby Richardson snatched for the final out.

Whatever the outcome, the Roma say that it is they who now live in fear — of having their children snatched for no reason other than their cultural identity or skin color.

During civil wars in Sierra Leone and Liberia, whole villages were sometimes seized by rebels; the UN reckons some 20,000 Sierra Leoneans were snatched for use as fighters or sex slaves, or simply as bargaining chips.

I'd like to know what happened; how did this happen?" When the swap was first discovered, Cushworth and Casanellas, who are Christian missionaries working in Latin America, feared that their son had been snatched for sale to child traffickers.

Its stars probably arose about 13.5 billion years ago in tiny galaxies that the Milky Way snatched for itself.

As Sarah Stillman noted in her outstanding article on forfeiture abuses, many police departments depend on forfeiture funds to fill budget gaps, which further increases the incentive to snatch (for some, this is a feature, not a bug).

Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid's retirement gives Republicans another shot at a seat they've been trying to snatch for a long time.

Related: Canadian Hostages Snatched from Philippine Resort Plead for Lives in Video.

In his last outing for Warwickshire Woakes snatched nine for 36 against Durham at Edgbaston.

The story is seen mostly through the eyes of this character, Laura, who dated Tom for several years before Lila snatched him for herself.

But it was not snatched back for economic reasons.