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Sentence Examples Adam snatched up the bottle and glanced quickly towards Grace who was busy serving drinks herself. To take one's leave gracefully and voluntarily seemed to him a more dignified end than to be snatched by death unwillingly away. With a squeal of excitement, she dove into her calfskin tote and snatched out her cell, her face lighting up happily. Sheep templates were snatched up and youngsters have been far from sheepish in letting their imaginations run riot. Horse thieves snatched two Shetland ponies from a field in Kingswood, leaving their owner and her six-year-old grandson distraught. Without further ado, the man reached down and snatched the letter from her trouser pocket. He quickly snatched the last few flaky crumbs of an apple turnover as the plate was whisked away. With instinctual ease, he snatched up his blowgun, loaded it with a dart and shot forth one of the poison-tipped projectiles. When Kelly left the ring he put aside his celebrations to demand a re-match against Keith Knox, the man who snatched his unbeaten record. An angry York mother has called for the return of her son's beloved BMX, which was snatched by two teenage muggers. A plucky mother-of-four tackled muggers who had snatched a handbag off a pensioner. A mugger who snatched a woman's handbag as she made her way to work has been jailed just ten days after he committed the offence. Joey Poiriez showed local dominance while Powell pro Rodney Jones snatched first with a switch flip boardslide. She quickly snatched up her son and took him down to the bombproof shelter, then volunteered her services to help the wounded men. It should have proved a warning shot to the City defence but it obviously went unheeded as within minutes Kidderminster had snatched the lead. This territory was retained, in greater part, up until 1797, when the Napoleonic Guards snatched away much land. Such brief moments of happiness snatched from unpromising circumstances are generally the most that Loach's characters can hope for. Less than 90 minutes later, thieves smashed a window at Colchester Optical Centre in Red Lion Yard and snatched designer glasses from a display. He had tried to help her but she had snatched her clothes quickly from his grasp and glared daggers at him at the same time. Disappointingly for him she snatched the pencil quickly before it could fall. Show More Sentences They caught up with him, dragged him, snatched the money box and started beating him up. Raelynn quickly snatched the phone out of my hand, trying to force herself not to smile. Derryn sat up with a jolt and snatched the shirt from the chair, quickly pulling it on. Without a word, he snatched the bill and quickly corrected it telling me that his Mama must have made a mistake and he was very sorry. Stacey quickly interposed as she snatched the trench coat away from Janet before she could put it on. A thief reached a new low in street crime when he snatched a handbag from a 91 year-old woman as she sat in her mobile scooter. Police are working on the theory that the plasterwork figure was snatched by a sneak thief. Police still searching for the masked robbers who snatched the national treasures. Supermarket manager Chris Baker gave chase after a thief snatched a bundle of notes from one of his tills on Tuesday afternoon. A guard was hit with a metal bar as a bungling robber snatched an empty cash box. But police said as soon as the till was opened, one of the thieves reached over and snatched the money from it. A postbag thief snatched a sack containing hundreds of letters due to be delivered in Colchester. Farrell didn't bother to fire the gun he'd borrowed when he snatched my client. Thieves snatched a handbag from a house before driving off with the owners' car as the family slept. The thief snatched the van's keys from a postman at 9.45 am in Wimborne Avenue, St Paul's Cray. Donna rolled her eyes and snatched her sunglasses out of her breast pocket with a quick, skinny hand. Immediately, Maria snatched her hand back quicker than if it had just come into contact with a briar bush. Sometimes, the people that you want to say things to are snatched away from the world too soon. An 18-year-old woman had her handbag and lunch snatched from her as she walked to work in broad daylight. We had been building our hopes up of getting into the Premiership, but then had it snatched away from us at the very end. Show More Sentences Clapton would have snatched a draw but for another late goal from never-say-die Dorking. This American version of Sky was snatched from under Murdoch's nose by another broadcasting entrepreneur, Charlie Ergen. Rowena snatched up a box of staples and, as busily as she could, tried to reload her stapler, only to find that the staples were the wrong size. She snatched the boy by his collar on his tunic, and half-dragged him the rest of the way up the hill, her face hard. He quickly snatched the collar of Steven's shirt and shoved him hard against the wall. Three days earlier, four men snatched a cash box from a Post Office van while a delivery was being made at Marland. She snatched up her shirt and boombox, rubbing the back of her hand over her forehead, catching the sweat drops before they fell. Someone laboriously tills the land and the fruits are snatched away by the opportunists. Mike Blair, smooth, polished and lightning fast was the heir apparent, only to see his inheritance snatched away by his younger rival. Detectives who searched his home found a holdall, items snatched from the post office, a police scanner and his bingo membership card. His winning Holstein cow snatched the prize for the supreme cattle champion. She hopped into a plain black dress and snatched a Chinese red shawl before driving off. He literally snatched the pouch out of Ziada's hands and, seemingly of their own accord, his feet did a small hornpipe. They hardly broke a sweat until the final, when the nerves started to surface, but they eventually snatched it from Ballinrobe. She snatched her housecoat off the hook on the back of her door and hastily slipped it on. Brett snatched the ball from Logan and ran, with Logan paralleling him on the other side of the court. This was Scotland's night, the game effectively won at half-time and the second period a succession of opportunities hungrily snatched. It is believed that the intruders climbed over the wall of the back garden then snatched the rabbit from its hutch. A hand snatched her wrist in mid-swing, clawed fingers tightening as she tried to struggle free. It seemed like Shobha's perfect man had been snatched from her by destiny and faceless international criminals. Show More Sentences We look forward to seeing the expression of the first big-time criminal as his ill-gotten gains are snatched away from him. They also snatched her purse, and took two old shilling pieces and a ladies watch. Cotterill admitted that seeing the game snatched from his side's grasp with extra time looming was a bitter pill to swallow. A marmoset monkey was pining for his lost brother last night after thieves snatched him in a daylight heist. The resilient Germans snatched a dramatic equaliser two minutes into injury time. Toby must have noticed me inspecting the pages, as he snatched them from my view in a swift movement. I snatched six hours of restless, fitful sleep before having to get back into the office. The ground was snatched from under him and suddenly he was naked, running across the smooth flank of a mountain. The policemen at the station threw her out as well, and also snatched the bedsheet away. It was during one of these visits that she allegedly snatched her son and fled to Mexico. Pembrokeshire dairy farmers are making big efficiency gains and those savings must not be snatched away further up the food chain. They forced their way in, demanded money and snatched a cordless phone from the man's hand before ransacking the house. His fingers made their way to the cradle the receiver was resting on, then just snatched the thing off and held it to his ear. The names went on and with each one some lucky man let out a yelp and snatched his letter up. Tracy snatched at the paper at my hands, gabbling that she wanted to see it. A postwoman watched in amazement as two teenagers snatched her Royal Mail pouch bag full of letters while it was attached to her bike. Thus the certainty of a real restoration to a real future deathlessness, the hope of Christianity's Gospel, is snatched away from modern man. Irina Nikulchina, considered a debutante in biathlon, snatched the bronze after remarkable sprint and shooting in the 10 km pursuit. But their elation turned to dejection as their opponents snatched victory from them in a nail-biting penalty shoot-out. At any time last Wednesday, Turkey might have snatched an equaliser which could have meant extra-time, a golden goal, even penalties. Show More Sentences Thieves snatched the miniature pony after breaking through a padlocked gate and disconnecting an electric fence leading to a paddock in Bourton. He said the current system made it difficult for any coach to groom players as they could be snatched by those with too much money. Suddenly, an eagle dived from the sky and snatched the rabbit right off the ground. McEvoy equalled the course record and snatched the halfway lead, before tailing off. And it was the same player who snatched a dramatic equalizer a minute later. She bent over, with her arm still erect, and snatched it with her other hand. He snatched sleeping Sam from his bed as dense fumes filled the downstairs of his home in Swinton. Agatha stumbled into the kitchen and snatched the letter from the notice board, sending drawing pins tumbling across the floor. She sensed someone moving very quickly after her before she was hit from behind and had her bag snatched. The cougar reportedly snatched a house cat and ran off into the bush with it. Luckily, an able seaman next to me snatched the grenade and threw it into the sea. Loudly condemning the Americans, I snatched up my waterlogged towel and stormed off the beach. She finished applying her makeup at top speed and snatched her little white purse on the way out, pausing just long enough to lock the door. If you'd said that at the start of the season, we'd have snatched your hand off. He appeared to get his lift wrong and could only manage a snatched, weak mid-high shot. Before it could continue a shrill shriek filled the air as a ragged black bird flew in and snatched the Amulet. Dogs are being snatched from families and ransoms of hundreds of euro then demanded for their safe return. They were, he continued, within a whisker of making it through to the All Ireland semi-finals when they had victory snatched from their grasp. A youngster was left in tears after his bike was snatched as he fixed a flat tyre. The visitors were leading 2-1 with the game entering the final minute when Toby Capstick snatched the equaliser. Show More Sentences But as she reached for her bag, he snatched it from the passenger seat and ran off. Australia might still have snatched it but Burke's late penalty drifted inches wide of the upright. They eventually went down 30-24 but could well have snatched it if the game had gone on for a couple more minutes. An airy, feminine voice giggled as a delicate hand snatched up the plastic packet of wafers away from Wayne's hand. He slammed down his coffee cup and snatched the wine bottle out of Andrew's hands. I leaned down from my saddle and snatched a shield from a corpse wearing red. Shock registered in his face and Cassandra suddenly realized what she was doing and snatched her hand back. Imagine the annoyance of the Abbot of St Augustine at having his new almonry snatched out of his hands. A pensioner had her handbag snatched as she walked along Shrivenham Road on Sunday. When one of these alpha males left to get some water, a competitor snatched his coveted position. These are the privileged individualists who have already snatched their slice of the American dream. His retractable pledges are offered before an election, ready to be snatched back afterwards. Al snatched at a fleeting memory like a drowning sailor grabbing a lifeline. The 18-year-old thug snatched his victim's bag and rifled his wallet before punching him in the face on the bridge across the River Avon. However last season he snatched the position of right-back from the latter-veteran Lee Dixon. A thief pawned a gold ring then snatched it back along with the cash he was being paid for it. I snatched the piece of paper back and ripped it up quickly but not before she knew what it was. The lake seemed to shimmer, ripples spreading in random places where the fish snatched bugs from the surface. Once the needle was removed and a band-aid placed over the puncture, Ray snatched his arm away and rubbed the spot agitatedly. He then snatched the keys from her hand and the two drove off at speed, leaving her frightened in the street. Show More Sentences Ryan, thinking quickly, snatched the crossbow along with a coil of thin cord attached to the side of the saddlebag. Last year a 3.5m saltie snatched a dog at a creek that runs into popular Kewarra Beach, just north of Cairns. Richard was identified by a woman as the black who snatched her bag late one evening. The clips are being brought in to stop people having their bags or handbags snatched on a night out in Greenwich's bars and pubs. A woman sitting on a bench at Horseshoe Corner at 10.45 on Sunday evening had her bag snatched by a man who ran off towards the city centre. He snatched his big horse's rope bridle from a post underneath the tent's shelter and stalked off. I snatched it between thumb and forefinger, balled it into a tight dot, threw it to the. floor. But the full back snatched at the opportunity and ballooned the ball well over the top. He then snatched the fallen warrior's arms and robes under which he had concealed a scrip full of gold fastened to his loins. Police were today searching for a thief who snatched hundreds of pounds from a busy shop in Walton. When she took the paper bag from the car the thief snatched it from her grasp and fled. Just than a passing youth snatched the woman's handbag and sprinted off, throwing it to another boy on a bike. She snatched her arm back for fear that she would burst into a laughing spell from ticklishness. Three men raised their semi-automatics while another walked up and snatched the rope off the ground. A Crimestoppers appeal in the Evening Press trapped the thief who snatched a 74-year-old man's savings and sent him flying to the ground. The headman reached out as if to grasp the major's arm before he remembered himself and snatched his hand back, but his pathetic eagerness was plain to see. Debbie snatched a dishcloth from the sink and began wiping the counter. A man was headbutted by thieves who snatched an electronic chess set. His wife had snatched the child out of his arms one day as he sat on the doorstep crooning to it a song such as the mothers sing to babies in his mountains. When the waitress returned with everybody else's drinks, Jason snatched the white cappuccino mug and noisily slurped the foam beginning to overflow atop the glass. Show More Sentences Mom lectured as she snatched Jason's drink and began slurping it up. Maddock's horse balked and reared as a mercenary snatched at its reins. Disgusted with the way things were going, Adam jumped up from his seat and snatched the restroom pass off the file cabinet before heading out into the hall. I snatched a washrag from the towel rack so hard I snapped myself. Thieves snatched a car in which two children were sleeping today. The subtext of the clown is that life is a joke and can be snatched away at any moment. Baker responds with two stunning performances, even though I have to overcome my resentment that she's snatched a solo cantata usually taken by baritones and basses. A man snatched a handbag from the passenger seat of a woman's car as she was making a three-point turn, in the first incident of its kind in Kingston. Then, when Ali's jive began to bend toward something like truth, Lipsyte snatched those thoughts for his column. A new couple whirled onto the dance floor and snatched her attention. Oblivious to the splish-splash, Slingblades frankfurter fingers snatched the mop into action causing the tangled mophead to swoop on and smear the pigeon ordure. In that case, the ones who are hurt the most are the least intelligent men, whose true equals have been snatched away by dominance-seeking men who have outwitted them. She snatched up the nearest thing that her hand could get hold of. The stolen goods, four of 15 topiary shrubs snatched from Whitehall garden centre, Corsham Road, disappeared in the early hours of Saturday morning. She wiped mud, dirt and tears off her face and snatched the paper. Wiping his mouth and letting out a rich burp, he snatched up the silver and bundled it roughly into the pocket of his jerkin, glancing around suspiciously as he did so. Each splutter sprayed scarlet beads over her ghost-white frame, and over Raven when Nelly snatched at her shoulders in an attempt to steady herself. Then he snatched up the remote off the coffee table and pressed play. She snatched her purse from the kitchen counter and stormed out the front door, past his duffel bags. She quickly snatched up her son and took him down to the bombproof shelter, then volunteered her services to help the wounded men, whose numbers were multiplying by the hour. Show More Sentences He quickly retightened the straps around his boots, snatched his weapon from off the wall, and then grabbed his helmet from its resting place on one of the four bed posts. Scott McLean scored the resulting penalty, but John Lambie was left to breathe fire at his side as Ian Ferguson snatched an unlikely equaliser on 65 minutes. He seemed a little surprised that the ball managed to find its way through and snatched at the chance as he blazed the ball over from eight yards. The gang of trouble-makers moved straight into the crowd which was intoxicated by the throbbing music and snatched from among them a young girl and pinned her to a settee. Densely argued and beautifully written, this play reminds us that remaining human in the face of totalitarian oppression is a triumph that cannot be snatched away. Yesterday morning, young boys wearing school uniforms of grey flannels and white shirts snatched handbags off a number of women on their way to the day hospital. There are particular numbers that indicate which championship teams obliterated all contenders and which ones barely snatched the brass ring from their rivals. After discovering he had been clamped for not displaying a tax disc, the motorist snatched a spade from his van, smashed its windscreen and rear windows and slashed the tyres. He snatched up the thrown chair and crashed it down onto the head of a charging older black man, who crumpled into a heap. The Germans and Japanese have snatched their customers away in North America. Vladimir Putin snatched Crimea from Ukraine as a strategic, patriotic, and touristic prize. Another time, he came to the rescue of a young woman whose iPhone had been snatched by a petty thief. The goods were snatched while the 17-year-old was unloading equipment from the boot of a Vauxhall Astra estate, ready for the first lesson in a new venue. Oatis was then snatched away, subjected to a show trial, and jailed. A SUSPECTED milk float thief was threatened with a Taser after a milkman's van was snatched during his early-morning rounds. He noted the commonness of kites in English cities where they snatched food out of the hands of children. The Americans snatched draws against England and Slovenia to stay alive. Significantly, there is no way to prevent booth capturing as such unless the EVM itself is snatched away by the booth capturers. Photos snatched in Kuwait, London, Cairo and Kieve depict man's diverse experiences and sensible reactions and states. A STICKY-FINGERED woman snatched a string of bizarre items on a city centre shoplifting spree. Show More Sentences I shall plunge into the Thames where there is least chance of my being snatched from the death I seek. The madling woman snatched the tray from his hands, giving it to the Fjeltroll to inspect. Tim Groenewald nearly snatched victory for Somerset with an unbeaten 27 from nine balls, which included three sixes. In mixed conditions, Hamilton became the youngest Formula One World Champion as he snatched the championship on the very last corner. At last the goblins had a chance to rid themselves of one of the troublesome defenders, and two goblin warriors snatched the opportunity. In the legend Coyote was tossing his eyes up in the air and catching them again when Eagle snatched them. A Skyling suddenly swooped down and snatched Starz right off the ground and flew off. And snatched her breathless from beneath this wilderment of wreck and death. But the 36-year-old only had time to rattle off a few shots before it was snatched up by a common buzzard, which carried it off in its talons. Highly tried at times, he snatched third place in the dying strides in a five-furlong handicap at Pontefract won by Divertimenti. A SERIAL sneak thief snatched pounds 10,000 from his employer's safe and blew it on lap dancers and the high life. Mike Towler snatched victory by just half an ounce when he caught 17lb 7oz of bream by using a groundbait feeder and red maggots on the hook. This time he's up against Merrick, the self-styled revenger who believes his daughter was snatched by paedophiles. Robertson had a top break of 54 in his match with Hong Kong's Marco Fu, but his opponent snatched a 3-3 draw to deny him full points. The older children snatched sponge-cakes and dough-nuts from the forks and began to eat ravenously. But Woking snatched two further goals through Raphael Nade and Chris Sharpling in the 73rd and 80th minutes. Crusaders snatched the lead when Dominic Melly's deep cross was headed back into the danger area by Owens and Arthurs nodded past David Mitchell. She made a fast-handed dive and snatched the statue back, just as he was sliding it into his pocket. Nine-year-old Charlie Trees, from Stockton, was devastated when his 50cc motorcross bike was snatched by thieves. A saltwater crocodile suddenly snatched Mr Cole while he was swimming across a muddy river. Show More Sentences Owen had earlier snatched at a couple of first-half chances, volleying wide from inside the penalty area and then miskicking on the edge of the six-yard box. Marlowe snatched Frizer's dagger and wounded him on the head. The family had preserved the story that when Shelley's body had been burned, his friend Edward Trelawny had snatched the whole heart from the pyre. He had come so far, endured so much, a stunning victory of Koranic proportions merely days away but now snatched from his grasp, the crudest of fates. Because Cronus had betrayed his father, he feared that his offspring would do the same, and so each time Rhea gave birth, he snatched up the child and ate it. Robbery occurs if an aggressor forcibly snatched a mobile phone or if he used a knife to make an implied threat of violence to the holder and then took the phone. Yoink! He snatched Granny Glee's frilly pink hat with his little feet. Paul Smith, who hires out bouncy castles as part of his Bedworth-based company Divine Rhythm Entertainments, had his Spiderman 13ft x 13ft version snatched last Friday. One quarter of Nelson's Jack Tars had never been to sea before and were mostly press-ganged, snatched from their villages to become reluctant heroes. Thieves are thought to have snatched seven-week-old King Charles Spaniel Lotti after breaking into a house on Strathmore Crescent in Benwell, Newcastle. Maria Deen and her son Paul woke up last Friday morning to find their two seven-month-old French bulldogs had been snatched from kennels outside their Rumney home. Just a week later, his compensation was approved, but the Ministry of Justice coldheartedly snatched back their pounds 5,000 offer from his widow Olwynn. And to complete a day of heartache for the Costa Ricans, Turkey snatched the second qualifying spot on goal difference with a 3-0 success over China. He snatched all three points at the death after turning on the edge of the penalty area and curling a delicious shot past substitute keeper Roin Kvashvadze. Five persons travelling in the car Fahim, Sarfraz, Becalms Siam and Ms Farzana confessed that they had snatched the car from Sahiwal, all of them were arrested. In just a few hours garden tables, bird tables, ornaments, outdoor lights and small tress were snatched in South Gosforth, Newcastle, from mainly elderly residents. Bitless wonder Coastal Bluff snatched a Nunthorpe dead-heat for rodeo rider Kevin Darley at York yesterday while Alex Greaves had to settle for half a record. The two Welshmen then snatched a fairy penguin called Dirk from an aquarium before waking up with the flightless bird in their apartment the following day. The striker, who might even have snatched victory deep into stoppage time, came off the bench to cancel out Sylvain Marveaux's first Magpies goal 11 minutes from time. All you could see of the alligator were its two eyes above the water, and suddenly it snatched up and caught the poor bird with its strong jaws full of sharp teeth. Show More Sentences But Belper produced a frantic finale and, awarded a penalty corner on the final whistle, snatched the decision when Drew Burkin calmly slotted home. Examples from Classical Literature It wasn't deep, but it had cost him blood and pain and the few minutes of catnapping he might have snatched. He snatched a fire extinguisher off the wall of the office and squirted its contents full in the bear's face. I snatched off my floppy hat and tried hurriedly in the dark to ram it on my other self. Whan the poller sawe the preste was tourned, he snatched vp the purs, and toke his legges and to go. As Frenchy was about to reply his sombrero was snatched from his head and disappeared. Chippendale snatched his fretwork in his brackets and the angles of his chairs from the Chinese worker in ebony. If they fricasseed an omelet he snatched bits of it, which Monsieur and he went off into a corner to eat. As soon as the room was empty, he hastened to his desk, snatched pencil and notepad. Branches and twigs grew alive and snatched at her and baulked her as she passed. The Baroness snatched a fan which girdled her, and tapped him with it reprovingly. Casting a suspicious, lightning glance at Janet, she snatched up the vanity case and covered the coin with her foot. She indicated the neckcloths, and the sheath knife and the other things, and snatched them away too. Boy tapped silvertail with such an increase of emphasis that the old mare snatched resentfully at her bit. But hereat Torcall Dall gave a sore cry and snatched his hand away, and fled sidelong into an alley of the wood. He snatched the lanthorn Joe carried, held it down, and stepped off the skep. Dennis snatched up a belaying pin and brought it with all his force against the door, but made no impression on its stout timbers. And it was true I could have snatched the meat from her like a wolf, but because of my vow I would not. Tiennette snatched from the hands of Rose and Jeanne the stockings they were coveting. And with a sudden movement, as the Huberts closed it to give it back to her, she snatched it from them. His eyes fell on a large wrench lying on a worktable, and he snatched it up and threw it with all his strength. Show More Sentences If we postpone our mince pie, it is often snatched from us and we never get it at all. He snatched up a wet blanket that was lying in a soppy pile on the floor of the hall and sprang for the stairs. Had they snatched that trump card from their adversaries and were they going to play it? At last hearing the hour strike, he snatched up a felt hat, and putting it on his greasy head started off to meet his truelove. Meanwhile he snatched the only one at hand from the man-at-arms that carried it. At last Descartes was snatched from the world in the flower of his age at Stockholm. One of them had a riata snatched from a saddle-pommel, and with this they tried to bind him. In a moment he forgot all about himself and snatched up her disengaged hand. She snatched the comb out of my hand like a wicked woman, and tore out my hair. At sight of Marie, much to her alarm, as though greeting a dear friend, he snatched his kepi from his head and sprang toward her. He snatched a cross-bow from the rack about the mainmast, fitted a shaft to it and took aim. Solinski released his grip, snatched a bottle of distilled water and swung. He snatched up the lorikeet and flung it down and as the tiny thing flapped and screamed, broken-winged, stamped it underfoot. She felt the gravity of his tone but, like a fierce maenad, she snatched at the torch, not caring how it revealed her. Sacajawea had just snatched her baby before its cradle went into the flood. I seen he was gettin orful xcited, then he snatched up his hat and segar stump, and run like he was chased by litenin. He eagerly snatched at an occasion at once of self-gratification, and of humiliating his proud and arrogant brother. Sergeant Silk snatched the oilcan from Joe Halkett's grip and handed it to the fireman. He snatched it covetously from the letter-rack, and carried it upstairs to his room. Charmides snatched his father's hand and held it tight, for Creon was one of them. Show More Sentences She snatched the cruller off just in time to save it, and the room echoed her laughter. He had the writing in his hand, and was about to crumple it, but I caught sight of it, and snatched it from him. What did you, then, when you snatched her from her home by some foul trick? They gazed at one another, and fancied that each fleeting moment snatched away a charm, and left a deepening furrow where none had been before. He snatched my hand, and besought me not to leave him in displeasure. He snatched a black velvet jacket from the table and put it on. People giggled, and she snatched her hand away, blushing furiously. I lost all patience, and snatched the bottle out of her hand. She took my handkerchief from my pocket and tried to wipe my face with it, but I snatched it away from her. She snatched her bag from the dresser, threw on her brown coat. Carmen snatched the candelabra, and they passed through the door. Then, quite suddenly, he snatched up a candlestick to hurl at Mr. Caryll. He had snatched a soul for himself out of a cataclysm, remember. He snatched it and bade the slave take her choice, amid the jeers of the crowd. A coachman in a jerkin, who stood nearest, sprang forward and snatched it up. England should have snatched Madagascar from the French clothes-line. Penny Canning snatched a lump of beef which had been laced with rat poison from her dog Bailey's mouth. The dacoit snatched away the sack and snapped the shutter fast. She snatched them both out at once, and took them, one in each hand, to the window, where she could read their labels in the clearer light. Daphne Collis snatched the pearls and stared at them dazedly. Show More Sentences The most plausible and persistent of all the various inventors who snatched at Bell's laurels, was Elisha Gray. Shimerda snatched off the covers of two barrels behind the door, and made us look into them. Garbage singer Shirley Manson has revealed how a crazed fan snatched her wedding ring off her finger as she performed on stage. Vanessa Lewis snatched a box from the bureau and hurled it at the second. His Elysian gardens, thought he, were about to be snatched away. I rushed at her howling like a wolf, and I snatched the mealies from her head and the kid from her hand. The mother snatched away by death, the boy left to solitude and the tyranny of an old and loveless man. She made friends everywhere she went, and snatched up acquaintances in every corner. Tony snatched up the teakettle and began to pour boiling water over the glasses, laughing excitedly. With resolute bravado, however, he snatched them from his nose, and fixed a bold stare full upon the ruddy blaze of the Great Carbuncle. Then he sprang upon the slippery rock and snatched the gold. Then snowbird snatched her pistol from her father's hand and opened fire. I snatched a cutlass from the pile, and someone, at the same time snatching another, gave me a cut across the knuckles which I hardly felt. A dog snatched at a spiny lower leg and crunched and darted away. Alice snatched off her stocking cap and beat at the dog with it. He mourns no doubt his lost companions, literally snatched from him one by one, and never seen again. I could risk getting snatched by the truant officer and sent back to the classroom. Instead of sitting down, I snatched my outdoor things, and hastened below, for the way was free. She snatched from Lingard's unresisting palm the sheet of paper. Find more words! 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