According to her book, this individual is being snookered in several ways.

But critics of the compromise said the three men had been snookered.

This rule does not apply if the player is snookered.

She swore up and down I was being snookered.

"His only lapse, and believe me, he was snookered into it."

Either it's a trap or we've been snookered into leaving town."

The disputes became fierce, he said, until people realized they had been snookered by the same fellow.

After a foul by his opponent, Cope was snookered behind the brown ball.

It also means "the civics," as he calls them, were snookered.

You were going to be snookered either way.

We were snookered" by the old Communist apparatchiks, she said.

Soon after, the market crashed, and everyone lost money, whether or not they had been snookered into buying a phony certificate.

The truth is that moderates who voted for that tax cut were snookered.

The enemy soldiers had realized they'd been snookered, though they had not yet gotten into formation again.

All these years they had been snookered.

We feared the endgame so much that many of us were afraid we would be snookered.

Does this mean the French were snookered?

Six men had died because he had messed up badly, been snookered like the most green agent there was.

And most of the players realize they've been snookered by a small band of Kurds."

Jim was ready to hoist himself out of bed when he realized that he'd just been snookered (and not for the first time!)

Sometimes I feel we've been snookered.

Clinton is being snookered by it.

After two years, they found out they had "been snookered," Ms. Lewis said.

The giants, however, refuse to be snookered.

Snooker has always been a key part of the club's life.

Continue reading the main story I do want to play snooker.

It will be the first time on American national television for snooker.

Then we went back to the club for a game of snooker.

He entered the Top 16 during the 1997/1998 snooker season.

She was sitting in front of the television, watching snooker.

This closed in 1923, and is now a snooker club.

We went to a snooker hall in south London every week.

In past years the venue has also been used for snooker.

He made a living renting out a snooker table in the house.

Spencer started his snooker career at the age of 15.

A contact guide for those who want to play snooker.

I wandered back into the main house and took myself off to the snooker room.

Was it the skill and experience of the snooker player?

For a while before this tournament, he had no snooker club to practice in.

He reached no. 59 in the Snooker world rankings 1994/1995 as a result.

He has never placed in the top snooker world rankings, however.

Scotland has produced many great snooker players over the years.

The door looked solid and any noise would bring the snooker players out.

The hook rest is the most recent invention in snooker.

Two years later, the tournament was made a Snooker world rankings.

He was ranked world number 74 after his first year on the main snooker tour.

She began playing snooker at age 13, inspired by her older brothers.

The final turned out to be one of the greatest finals in snooker.

"Alex did a lot for snooker, and I played many great games against him," he said.

According to her book, this individual is being snookered in several ways.

Now it seemed I had snookered all these people from the age of six on.

I think the conservatives are going to find themselves snookered.

"Does the university think it can snooker us to trust them with our job future?"

But critics of the compromise said the three men had been snookered.

This rule does not apply if the player is snookered.

Got so snookered once that he rode his horse into a tree.

He turned to snooker for purely monetary reasons but never really took to the game.

I think they let their peers in the insurance industry snooker them."

Wu runs out of position on the 2 ball and leaves himself snookered.

She swore up and down I was being snookered.

"His only lapse, and believe me, he was snookered into it."

If they were setting up to snooker us we'd see it well in advance."

Clark grinned like a teenager who'd just snookered a teacher.

Either it's a trap or we've been snookered into leaving town."

If you told Ray anything at all, you got yourself snookered.

In 1995 the game engine was adapted and modified to snooker rules.

The disputes became fierce, he said, until people realized they had been snookered by the same fellow.

After a foul by his opponent, Cope was snookered behind the brown ball.

It also means "the civics," as he calls them, were snookered.

You were going to be snookered either way.

We were snookered" by the old Communist apparatchiks, she said.

Still, whenever politicians make an interim agreement, each side claims to have snookered the other.

A once enviable schedule may soon be limited to snooker tournaments.

He's a decent guy who got snookered by a not so decent girl.