Sentence examples for the snatch of from inspiring English sources

And the West has aid ready to pump into the Serb Republic to calm the fury that the snatch of the Serbs' long-time leader might provoke.

Time and experience have left their mark on Clark's once-elfin figure; he looks frail, and the snatch of dance he performs is effortful.

Macron may be a convinced European, and the snatch of Beethoven's Ninth to which he strode from the Louvre is, yes, the official anthem of the E.U.

But for the power hungry group, the snatch of al Mukalla is just the tip of the iceberg.

The snatches of Motown songs were enjoyable.

The jangle of the penny falls games, the beeps and the snatches of tinny tunes.

The snatches of music occasionally heard at turning points are barely louder than a breath.

She fell away silently, not a word or even the snatching of breath.

Anything less, it says, would "condone the snatching of the marbles and the monument's carving-up 207 years ago".

There were allegations of underage voting in the north and the snatching of ballot boxes in the south-east.

But I can still remember that final scene of Carol White in Waterloo station and the snatching of her children.