Sentence examples similar to still another snag from inspiring English sources
And if, as plug-in advocates hope, some of the big carmakers develop official, commercial versions of these plug-in vehicles, then this niche technology could hit the big time over the next few years.Enough juice Grand ambitions are fine, but there is still one snag that could yet keep plug-ins from hitting the big time: batteries.
The project ran into another snag over financing.
Another snag: Stamps.com can print addresses only in capital letters.
You might still snag one in the sale, just don't tell anyone it's spring/summer 2015, naturally.
During the prime of his career, cornerback Deion Sanders was sometimes beaten by receivers, but he had such startling make-up speed that he would still snag an interception.
Or Cunningham will throw the ball short, and Moss will still snag the catch because he is great at making midair adjustments.
Here again was the nut of Mr. Valdez's career problem: how to work with political meaning and still snag the money and resources to reach the broad audience for whom his work is designed.
Burdened with neither shame nor heartache, she was apparently confident that she could still snag the roving Bruce Carlton, to whom she had been faithful in her fashion all the time.
You still can't snag a table at Le Diplomate, the new French bistro on 14th Street, this Saturday night, but there are some 8 p.m. spots available next week.
But the WPS still managed to snag Puma as an official sponsor.
