Sentence examples for would have snatched from inspiring English sources

I would have snatched it at once if I had not needed a few days to get over the unpleasantness of the putting on of the paint".

If Eoin Morgan had tried to pull a left-field masterstroke and give the ball to someone else, Stokes would have snatched it away, told the captain what he thought of it and marched to his mark.

If there was a LeBron James or Kyrie Irving, or even an Andrew Wiggins, in 2013, they would have snatched them up rather than making the unconventional choice of going with Bennett.

"You would have snatched someone's hand off for this position a couple of months ago," Scholes added.

A dramatic conclusion to a compelling encounter saw Wallabies replacement Kurtley Beale miss a penalty with the last kick of the game that would have snatched victory.

Had the fly-half nailed the conversion and a subsequent penalty, both from out wide, Italy would have snatched the lead.

"A nickel," I'd say, and before she could argue I'd have snatched it away.

"Six weeks into the year when it was really topsy-turvy and not going too well, we'd have snatched your hand off at a top-eight finish.

"If you'd said to me before the game: 'Play ugly and win one-nil', I'd have snatched your hand off".

Eban asked how he had given himself away & writer said the Great Emancipator would never have snatched a broiler from a lady.

And the rest of us cannot know for certain that Madrid would not have snatched victory from defeat, regardless of the red card.