Sentence examples for was a snatch from inspiring English sources

One day last week, there was a snatch of song which made my heart leap, but it was only a particularly melodious robin.

"It was a snatched opportunity," he says.

Here is a snatch of the lyrics: Only Hell's fire burns hotter    than all my blood . . .

Here is a snatch of the lyrics: Only Hell's fire burns hotter than all my blood . . .

If not, herewith is a snatch of the dialogue, Robinson to Bogart, as dredged up the other day by The Boston Globe: "Let me tell you about Florida politicians.

The senior capuchins are not deceived for long, so it's a snatch and grab operation for the deceiver.

It could not have been a snatched image: Turner must have sat for it.

It is a snatched group portrait in which boredom hangs in the air, not so much a decisive moment as a suspended one.

Her books were a snatched joy until, in 1980, "Innocent Blood" made her a star.Stiletto and razorThe business of writing, the obsessive, daily observation of people and things, the meticulous plotting, remained a private matter.

This video suggests that the spark was a police snatch squad that waded into the crowd, roughly arresting people.

Taylor's first crime was a purse-snatching; his second was attempting to steal a wallet.