Sentence examples for snatched out from inspiring English sources

"They should be in the womb and they've been snatched out into this environment with bright lights and loud noises".

A private prayer he left in the holy Western Wall in Jerusalem was snatched out by a student at a Jewish seminary and published in a local newspaper.

Eric N. Brown, Mr. Schneiderman's chief of staff, just had his $600-a-month rental snatched out from under him by summer tenants.

Then Long cried out, "And I go to the bathroom in a bag," and she snatched out the colostomy bag from inside the pocket of her wheelchair and held it up while the young men stared in horror.

"People are used to local coverage and it was just snatched out from underneath them without them having a say," said Freddie Coleman, the station's sports anchor and co-host of its show "Sports Scene".

Indeed, when Obama left a prayer to the Lord at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, a note that was snatched out and published, part of his plea was to "help me guard against pride".

No wonder the lost kids snatch out for whatever they can get".

I'd snatch out my journal to capture a line or a new memory shared.

But chances are that, before you finally do, you'll snatch out that one little thing you can't bear to part with.

More than any of the others, Sarah feels that she has been body-snatched out of a stimulating city life and unreasonably planted in the midst of this one.

Handsomely designed and durably sturdy, this is a book nature-loving children will snatch out of the hands of their younger siblings, eager to study the rainbow of creatures featured in its highly tactile pages.