| The agents are trained to help unsnag travel obstacles of all kinds and can also do things like help customers find medical services while abroad. |
| Anchoring of dive boats is usually in areas of rocky sea beds or above wrecks where anchors cannot drag, in fact it was usual to send a diver down to unsnag the anchor. |
| As the bin was moved by an overhead gantry through the tunnel, the gantry snagged on its electrical line and Pasillas was sent to unsnag it. |
| The unnamed man went into the Adelaide River, a spot notorious for the deadly predators, to unsnag his line when he was taken the saltwater crocodile, Northern Territory Police Duty Superintendent Jo Foley said. |
