Sentence examples for that snatch from inspiring English sources

Though he repeats that "Snatch" Land Rovers do have a place.

Both the Fans First Coalition and the Fan Freedom Project call for a ban on "bots," computer programs that snatch up reams of the best tickets for resale.

Many people still feel ambivalent about birds of prey, especially the sparrowhawks that snatch our darling garden birds from feeders and pluck them alive.

With the exception of the opening, which pokes along just so that "Snatch" can grab you by the scruff of the neck and pull you along for the rest of its 105 minutes, the picture is an explosion of graphics and jump cuts.

That snatch of poetry was written by Milton Vishnu Williams, who was born on a plantation in Guyana back in 1936.

If you really must listen to someone blabbering on about why they chose this tracking shot or that snatch of music for the scene you now can't follow because they're talking over it, then fine - go rent that Tarantino box-set.

And yet the pitch that snatched the party leadership for him centred on narrowing Britain's financial gap.

Instead, he paints himself as another victim of the right wing that snatched Florida and impeached Bill Clinton.

By the novel's close, James has little appetite for the cause that snatched his father from him.

The area is a stronghold of Boko Haram, the Islamic militant group that snatched the girls from a school on 14 April.

And this is definitely no time to negotiate a "grand bargain" on the budget that snatches defeat from the jaws of victory.