Sentence examples for snipe for from inspiring English sources
Tuck studied Wilson's Snipe for more than 15 years, mostly in Newfoundland but also in Ontario, Louisiana, Florida, and Venezuela.
There are lots of eBay auction alert software that are capable to snipe for you automatically within the last few second of the auction.
Garner-Snipes, for one, says she wasn't surprised when the grand jury decided not to indict.
Dr. Snipes, for her part, said she supported Florida's method of choosing its local elections supervisors at the polls: It gives voters a voice, she said.
Brophy Clowes and Steenson traded penalties, then the former's costly error led to a dash from Olly Woodburn before Lewis sniped for the Chiefs' try.
By raising his offer for PeopleSoft by 33% on February 4th to a generous $9.4 billion, Mr Ellison should silence such sniping for good.But Mr Ellison still has plenty of hurdles to clear.
The countries have been sniping for months, but the invitation by the British foreign secretary, Robin Cook, to talk may be the beginning of a thaw that would go a long way toward stabilizing Zimbabwe.
Warburton's decision was brave given that Wales had been reduced to sniping for most of the half, James's break and George North's weaving run after Gareth Davies had again picked up a loose ball being their best moments.
He added a few more snipes for good measure: "I couldn't figure out if he was the most sanctimonious guy I met in my life or just arrogant"; "He's the quintessential example of if you want a friend on Wall Street, get a dog".
Thus Whitman's angle in sniping for Shopping.com: The latter firm specializes in comparison shopping for fixed-price merchandise.
Savvy consumers often flock to the service, sniping for hard to get items or some deeper discounts than retail stores.
