Up a tower to a defunct revolving restaurant, where I snapped photos of the hazy skyline.
He snapped away from them, his white folds swirling crisply in the air.
"Just be quiet," snapped the officer. "I'm going to let you cool your heels in jail until the chief gets back."
The high-speed train was snapped by Jim Hales, 64, who said that he was “stunned” by what he had apparently seen.
The dog snapped at my trousers.
A piece of driftwood snapped in front of him.
But she was not just snapped tottering out of night clubs or in a clinch with the latest boyfriend.
He said on the murderous night, he just "snapped," and he admitted that he killed Leslie Bradshaw and attacked his wife.
He's snapped a ligament in his knee.
His eyes snapped when he saw the gold COINS in the box.
It snapped everyone awake and created a sense of urgency that is paying off to this day.
A detachable lock with a U-shaped bar hinged at one end, designed to be passed through the staple of a hasp or a link in a chain and then snapped shut.
Glaring back, the President snapped, "Spoken just like a city dweller."
Foreign investors who snapped up distressed companies after the1997 financial crisis have often made huge profits, sparking a popular outcry that the original assets were sold too cheaply.
The markets have snapped out of their funk this month.
I snapped a small limb bristling with hot pink azaleas off the bush. I felt the seed of love that God planted in my family beginning to bloom once again in me.
A nurse ripped open a fresh packet. "They go in the patient, not on the floor," she snapped.
When I got out of the room, the door snapped close behind me.
Already out of breath with exasperation he could say no more but snapped his attaché case under his arm and left us.
The driver's whip snapped and our carriage ran fast.
The dog snapped [bit] at my leg.
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