Sentence examples for snipped by from inspiring English sources

He had a similar outlook a year ago, but Sampras's good vibe was snipped by Roger Federer of Switzerland.

When the gene is turned into RNA, the molecule folds in half and the two complementary sides zip together, joined by a tiny hairpin loop that's snipped by proteins in the cell, creating a short double-stranded RNA.

In the second computer, all the energy needed to push the process forward comes from a small amount of heat released from the input DNA after it is snipped by the reading and cutting enzyme.

That ribbon will soon be snipped by tiny golden scissors, marking the official launch of the Feminist Library on Wheels.

However, this childhood compulsion to explore is a bud quickly snipped by adults conditioned to fear the unknown.

By Ciaran Carson round your wristbore a number your nameand D.O.B. two weeks aftertwo stone less the day youcame home it slipped off no need to snip By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By Robin Wright By Junot Díaz.

The only "catch" is due to the snip-by-snip consultations, the haircut can take two to three hours.

Men in ties are liable to have them snipped off by scissor-toting women.

Loose ends proliferate, then are busily snipped away by metaphorical secateurs.

Safe removal: They can be shaved or snipped off by a dermatologist and cauterized to stop bleeding if necessary.

Reyes ran his fingers nervously through his dreadlocks, and he smiled and grimaced as they were snipped, one by one.