Sentence examples for snip from from inspiring English sources
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Stay at Mama's Chalet, a cluster of cute huts - there's no air conditioning but they're comfortable and a snip from £10 a night.
It's a relief when bit-parters pop their heads around the door: the landlady, the elderly lodger whose own lovelorn backstory is a rare snip from the original script.
Let's go back to basics: to snip, from the German snippen, originally meant "to snatch quickly" and came to mean "to clip or cut off, often with a scissors".
A well-timed snip from a transposon could have set the stage for the many gene duplications that make the immune system so versatile.
Currently, Google and others show the initial blurb on a page below a search listing — Snip.ly would like to replace that blurb with the most popular snip from the page.
The lines were snipped from the final show.
After Lenzner intervened, the reference was snipped from the story.
After much deliberation, she took snips from three brain regions.
About three inches had been snipped from Boston's Rapunzel.
You can buy rusty little pieces of barbed wire allegedly snipped from old DMZ fencing.
