Sentence examples for tiny snatch from inspiring English sources

The highlight was a tiny snatch of his unreleased duet with Michael Jackson, which sounded good, and might have made it on to Thriller had they finished it.

You listen to Zero Pharoah's opening, decorated with a quite spectacularly irritating electronic noise, or the title track – which offers a guitar dueling with a synthesiser progammed to sound like a marimba, some whistling, and a tiny snatch of high-pitched vocal going "dee-dee-dee!" dropped into the mix willy-nilly – and think: well, what did you do that for?

Here women in bright robes hunch over thigh-high plants, snatching cotton by hand and filling burlap sacks one tiny bit at a time.

In the tiny, blinking glimpses of greedily snatched free time, you watch a burst Come Dine With Me instead of The Jinx, you read the headline of a magazine instead of City On Fire.

Its stars probably arose about 13.5 billion years ago in tiny galaxies that the Milky Way snatched for itself.

Of course, I can only remember a tiny part of my journey, a few snatched fragments of images - perhaps those that meant the most?

Another time, my sons and I watched as a hawk dropped out of a cloudless sky and snatched a carp from our tiny fishpond.

All the tiny points — childhood misbehavior, being shot at while snatching beer bottles for the deposit money — are the pixels that create the portrait, but a lower-resolution image would have been more inviting.

Album of the year: Random Access Memories - Daft Punk Daft Punk snatches record of the year from Macklemore's tiny fists.

In this dream or scene, I am a small child who has awakened in the night with an upset stomach — this is in our old Snedens house — and when Mother appears in response to my cries she snatches me up and carries me to the tiny bathroom under the stairs, to throw up.

Thefts range from tiny puppies being stuffed into purses at pet stores to most recently, purebred pets being snatched from cars in parking lots and shelters.