Sentence examples for snitch of from inspiring English sources

The movie, directed by Ric Roman Waugh from a screenplay he wrote with Justin Haythe ("Revolutionary Road"), is loosely inspired by events recounted in a 1999 broadcast (also titled "Snitch") of the PBS series "Frontline".

And it means that United needs to stop chasing the golden snitch of efficient routing to the exclusion of all else.

Like the golden snitch of American politics, white voters have become prized due to their mercurial nature, not in spite of it.

Finally, the F.B.I. took the snitch out of action, spirited him away to the witness-protection program, and arrested fifty-eight men, among them one of the family's acting bosses, Vincent (Vinny Ocean) Palermo.

Mr. MacLeod, until his recent retirement as a professor of English at the University of Windsor in Ontario, wrote mostly in the summer in what he said were "little snitches of time I was able to capture here and there".

I wasn't a great person, and there was a lot of "don't snitch" types of attitudes that went along with the social pressures of toxic masculinity.

-The DEA in Georgia has made it easy for residents to snitch on potential abusers of prescription drugs—now it's only a text away.

–The DEA in Georgia has made it easy for residents to snitch on potential abusers of prescription drugs—now it's only a text away.

You can find a picture of a snitch on Google and copy out the wing, but don't worry about making it very precise, as long as it is the right sort of shape.

A lot of us will never call the police to help us, not because of some "don't snitch" code of ethics, but because we don't trust them to be in our business and don't want to be on the system's radar.

But be careful of who may snitch on you.