snapped at

His wife still lives in their Upper East Side home and recently snapped at tabloid photographers as they pursued her on the New York subway.

His mother must have snapped at him when he broke something at home.

Sarkozy briskly snapped at the man and then moved on, continued to smile and shake hands with others along his path, saying " merci . "

I snapped at her, "don't point at it, pick it up. "

"Christians have bosoms too, you know, " she snapped at a reporter.

"I will get out of here; you won't, " she once snapped at an interrogator.

I snapped at my husband because he didn't appreciate this Herculean accomplishment on my part.

He snapped at a waitress who served him a cheeseburger in the terminal restaurant.

Mr Obama recently snapped at an unnamed "Blue Dog" (conservative-leaning) House Democrat: "You're going to destroy my presidency. "

When I asked what was upsetting her so, she snapped at me.

He snapped at heels and relished his time on the ball.

Police threw orange traffic cones at the alligator, but it just snapped at the cones and flung them away.

The wire snapped at the wall plug and the light fused.

The mother snapped at her child whom makes loudness.

The orientation of the paper, the paper by the drum was snapped at 50% or less.

The dog growled at her and snapped at her ankles.

Late last year, as a global recession snapped at China's heels, Tomer Rothschild's sales team began to sweat.

What exactly is it you are angry about? Not "everything" , but "the way you snapped at me on the way to the airport" .

Eg. I' m sorry I snapped at you just now.

The dog snapped at the boy's ankles.

I'm sorry I snapped at you just now.

"What college are you in? " the instructor snapped at the youth in front of me.

m sorry I snapped at you.

His mother, unimpressed, snapped at him,

Last week when you drove me home, I shouldn't have snapped at you like that.

these tiger woods pictures were snapped at his own tournament , the target world challenge , in 2006