Sentence examples similar to typical snags from inspiring English sources
On her first trip there in September after Mr. Barak came to power, Dr. Albright encountered a typical snag when the Israelis and the Palestinians failed to deliver an agreement for a signing ceremony in Egypt that she had hoped to preside over.
Indeed, a recent study found that playing an instrument made them two times more likely than their "typical" peers to snag a Nobel, and being an amateur performer — in dance, acting or magic — made them 22 times more likely.
Even though these incomes are high, they won't necessarily qualify someone to snag a typical $1.3 million home in this area ― in fact, this median income could likely only afford a home half that price.
Unlike your typical clone of YC, Microsoft is not snagging an equity stake nor providing funding for the startups it hosts.
Mario Götze's opener was followed by a typical deluge of attacking football that had two snags: Dortmund missed one chance after the other and forgot to shut up shop.
On one visit, we did snag a zabaglione; it was not the typical frothy custard coating an abundance of fruit, but instead a deep, thick liquid in which we fished for the occasional treasure.
We mapped large broad-leaved trees, remnant trees, cavity trees, coarse woody debris (CWD; i.e., logs and snags) and windthrows on randomly located transects in a typical protected and adjacent commercial forest area.
As is typical of pewees, this is after all a large pewee, they sally out to catch an insect and then return to their favorite snag.
Inevitably there are snags.
