Sentence examples for the snag of from inspiring English sources

The snag, of course, was that Mr Thaksin's party might very well have won them.

The snag, of course, being that all the publicity would be down to me.

A muscular 'gk' shuddered at the edge of the sound, the snag of choking.

The snag, of course is that they are usually made from wheat flour and have a breadcrumb coating.

The snag, of course, is that everybody is keen to discover tomorrow's stars including the top clubs, which are much richer.A football club is part of a town's life, and several, though not Rovers, are in dire financial straits.

In the tawdry bar on the lowest level of Tom Scutt's three-storey set, the tattooed Captain (Tom Randle) slurps lager, smarting at the snag of the hair-clippers that Wozzeck (Leigh Melrose) ineffectually wields.

For parents with good risk, self-insurance through a captive avoids the snags of pooling risk.

But Roth, remember, was still in his 20s; and one of the snags of starting young is that you're obliged to do your growing up in public.

A few seconds later, they realized that the branches of the snag were the horns of a splendid buck.

For example, the SNAG corepressor domain of SNAI2, found only in vertebrate homologues of Drosophila snail, has recently been implicated in Xenopus NCC specification within the neuroepithelium (63).

In the collision process, the snagging effect of the post to the vehicle body was also concerned.