Sentence examples similar to though a snag from inspiring English sources
This unity does, though, come with a snag.
A year after publication, though, "Testimony" hit a snag.
At the top, though, it hits a snag: sharp rhythmic figures in F-flat major — sounding like E major — collide with the columnar E-flats sounding below.
The narrative comes to a snag.
This past week, though, its transition plan hit a snag.
There was a snag, though.
There is the legacy of religious persecution that may have made Amsterdam so famously tolerant, though that argument hits a snag when it comes to Nazi occupation.
You don't have to give Microsoft any authentic information, though there may be a snag if you want to use two-factor authentication.
By looking at how the numbers in these groups change over time, statisticians could get a much fuller picture of how labour-market participation varies over the economic cycle than they can from changes in the unemployment rate alone.The new system has a snag, though.
