Sentence examples similar to surprise snag from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise that the Los Angeles Lakers snagged LeBron James.

When JJ Abrams's TV company Bad Robot announced it was to produce Alcatraz, it was perhaps no surprise to see Garcia snagged shortly afterwards.

He surprised everyone by snagging an endorsement from the right-leaning Nashville Banner, a paper that had always been a harsh critic of his father.

It was no surprise at all that Lin-Manuel Miranda snagged the Tony for original score for "Hamilton".

("Calamity Jane, are you trying to seduce me?" ) The only surprise is that Nichols failed to snag them.

That wasn't a coincidence: He bought the grave in 1992 for $75,000, bragging to reporters with such satisfaction that it's a surprise he didn't try to snag the plot directly above her.

Bands like Interpol are secondary to the app just a nice surprise for the lucky member who happens to snag one of very few tickets available.

Many borrowers face "stumbling blocks, snags and surprises" when it comes to payment processing practices, Mr. Chopra said in a telephone call with reporters.

Elizabeth Winzeler of the Scripps Research Institute in America says this work has already produced insights that are likely to lead to useful new drugs, and suggests the same will be true of the work on P. vivax.Yet there may be snags, as surprises uncovered by the second paper suggest.

Rohit Chopra, the assistant director and student loan ombudsman for the CFPB, said last year that payment-processing systems for student loans are "opaque" and that many consumers face "stumbling blocks, snags and surprises" when they try to ensure their payments are being properly applied to their loans.

It may come as no big surprise that the lockdown parenting in "Dogtooth" hits some snags.