Precious time was snatched to deliver.
This was in direct contrast, said McGinley, to what Hamza told Mary Quin: that she was snatched to pressure Yemen to release the five men.
THE sorts of people generally assumed to be susceptible to kidnapping are aristocratic heiresses and the relatives of football stars; or unlucky business types snatched to jungle hideouts by foreign guerrillas.
"Causes like alcohol misuse... and of homes being broken into or bags being snatched to feed a drug habit - and zero tolerance of people not getting drug treatment when they need it".
ON THE SCREEN -- The advertisement includes a series of fleeting images, from a woman having her purse snatched to a police officer speaking to someone on a front porch, with text as an overlay.
That was when I became aware of the shadows passing overhead and looked up to see eight or ten buzzards circling the area, in their industrious, keenly attentive way — and then I heard the squawking, the alarm call, the screech of chickens snatched to the slaughter.
