Sentence examples for snatched off from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

"Most of the time trafficking isn't like the movie version of trafficking where a child is snatched off the streets.

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.

"One fanatic patriot walked down and snatched off his hat and tried to put it in his hands," the minister concluded.

According to Beatty, the 21-year-old was imploring others to remain peaceful and return home when he was "snatched" off the street.

Victims are beaten or shot in front of their families, dragged into alley-ways, snatched off the street into passing cars.