Sentence examples for which was snapped from inspiring English sources

Innes then asked to take a picture with the hijacker, which was snapped by a member of the cabin crew.

Hull opened the scoring after seven minutes when Leigh's first attack of the game petered out with a loose pass which was snapped up by Richie Barnett.

Ranchers are still smarting over losing ranches for the original site, which was snapped up contentiously under "eminent domain" (compulsory purchase laws), and local groups worry about overuse, environmental damage and vulnerable historic sites.

The result is her first book, The Fish Ladder: A Journey Upstream, which was snapped up by Bloomsbury earlier this year and has already garnered praise from Sara Maitland and Philip Pullman, among others.

Span's 29-game hitting streak, which was snapped on Thursday after he went 0-4 in the Nats narrow 3-2 win at home over the Marlins, was the longest in MLB since 2011.

The first to go was the Seagram Building, the bronze and glass skyscraper designed by Mies van der Rohe, which was snapped up by a pair of German developers for a cool $379 million.

It sold, like, 38 copies and it was perfect because it did what I wanted it to do, which was snap me out of it".

The homogenate was then clarified by high-speed centrifugation (1 h, 100,000 × g, 4°C) to obtain S100, which was snap-frozen with liquid nitrogen in aliquots and stored at -80°C until further use.

Its closure left dozens of empty sites, which were snapped up by the no-frills brigade.

Half the properties here are second homes, many of which are snapped up by affluent Geordies with young families.

Of course there still were the delicate special occasion dresses for which the designer is famous and which are snapped up for the red carpet.