Sentence examples for the snatching from inspiring English sources
noun
A quick grab or catch.
- The leftfielder makes a nice snatch to end the inning.
She fell away silently, not a word or even the snatching of breath.
The snatching away of the corporate welfare with little oversight plunged it down on Monday.
Anything less, it says, would "condone the snatching of the marbles and the monument's carving-up 207 years ago".
But I can still remember that final scene of Carol White in Waterloo station and the snatching of her children.
There were allegations of underage voting in the north and the snatching of ballot boxes in the south-east.
Especially difficult to explain, both psychologists said, are the rapid-fire decisions behind the snatching of small and often cheap goods.
The snatch takes about four seconds.
She may try calling the snatched witness.
The snatches of Motown songs were enjoyable.
The snatched girl is often raped.
What is Kandi Ho going to do in the Snatch Game?
