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The intruder lunged at me with a knife; I snatched up a briefcase to ward off the blow.

Filch hobbled across to his desk, snatched up the envelope, and threw it into a drawer.

Among their goofs so far: They snatched up three properties near the height of the real estate bubble.

The explanation was simple but very unusual. A bird had snatched up the snake from the ground and then dropped it on to the wires.

And her child was snatched up to God and to his throne.

This was taken at 9pm at the Xicun TrustMart in Guangzhou, where kitchen salt got snatched up clean in a few seconds.

Prince Andrey snatched up the flag again, and waving it by the staff, ran on with the battalion.

New York Mets baseball star Lenny Dykstra, in a book snatched up by many a young fan, uses the F word the way others use punctuation.

Quick as a wink, the lame mouse snatched up the precious talisman .

A bird had snatched up the snake form the ground and then dropped it on to the wires .

A bird bad snatched up the snake from the ground and then dropped it on to the wires.

snatched up the snake from the ground and then dropped it on to the wires.

He snatched up his coat and went downstairs quickly.

The boy snatched up a handful of snow and stuffed it in his friend's collar.

He refused to take Gong's money. Instead, he snatched up his spear and stabbed the seal in the head.

He snatched up the hammer from the table and flung himself upon the crucifix. . .

He then snatched up the wand and amulet, saying 'Mine! '

Shoppers snatched up goods at bargain prices during the clearance sale.

Paul Getty, who snatched up depressed oil stocks with his inheritance and created a new petroleum empire. 7.

The new products were very popular and were snatched up quickly by our customers.

Graduates from the Colorado School of Mines are getting snatched up too.

They snatched up whips and lashed the backs of those who had fallen.

She snatched up the torch and ran from the house.

A hawk snatched up a rabbit from the grass.

He snatched up the vase before it dropoped.

In the 19th century, American and British businessmen snatched up Peru's mineralwealth.

And cruising predators snatched up nearly all of them within 30 hours.

Unless a cedar's pinecone is snatched up by a waiting blue jay, for example, the seed likely won't fall far from the tree.

A good thing is soon snatched up.

e. g. He snatched up his gun and fired.

So, I hope you won't hold back any more. When the market is completely open, the best opportunities may have been snatched up by others.

The fireman snatched up the baby and carried him out of the burninghouse