| Where there are no obstacles, a buddy line can be a useful safety aid, but beware of the line snagging and divers colliding like a pair of conkers on strings. |
| Together with the clerk of works we have identified those items on the snagging lists that are to be referred to you for a decision. |
| She reached to untangle the reins and free the horse, the bushes scratching at her arms, snagging the sleeves of her now-tattered dress. |
| It will be observed that nearly one-half the known losses on the upper river between 1823 and 1863 were the result of snagging. |
| Whitey tried a deadstick landing in the Selway River and almost made it with only six feet of one wing snagging a tree. |
| A non-invasive, hair snagging technique was used to gather grizzly hair for DNA sampling. |
