Sentence examples for very snap from inspiring English sources

(Bad luck, then, should there end up being another very snap, Brexit-induced UK General Election in the meanwhile, as some have suggested may yet come to pass. But I digress… ).

Everyone thought it was a very snap decision – a quick change – but it wasn't.

Very, very old," she snaps, as if it's the girl's fault.

"It may snap very quickly".

'This is very wrong,' I snap at Woolford.

"Many Greek women, even if they're not losing their jobs, are taking on all of this unpaid work that's been handed down from cuts in the state," says Woestman, who describes some of her female colleagues as "the ultimate rubber bands – stretching, stretching, stretching, but the very last to snap".

Usually, while traveling, I'm not very eager to snap photos, but when in Paris, the urge is irresistible.

Get a plastic hanger which will not snap very easily.

With a very quick movement, snap together the two halves of the egg.

With heavier gauges, it is very difficult to snap the bead in place when the ring is nearly closed.

Some break or snap very easily and if you go for the cheaper ones, they lose their sound after about a year.