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Along the way, they hit a bit of a snag.

Then she saw the major snag with the whole idea.

One thing less to hold us up when we find out what the snag is.

Fire officials have also hit snags as they try to keep up.

He has hit more than a few snags along the way.

Then two hours later I take a phone call saying there was a snag.

The only snag is that things look rather different in the real world.

The federal study of the 25,000 healthy women has hit a snag.

However, the staff members working on the matter have run into snags.

Of course, out there was one last snag to this plan.

He seems healthy enough, but they run into a snag.

His question was the first snag I had met with in telling my story.

There was only one snag; that he might run in time.

There was only one snag: he would have to pay his own way.

But when I turn on the hot water, there's a snag.

Who knew when I might hit another snag on money and would have to sell them again.

That issue was to be the last, and most expensive snag.

There could be a lot of snags yet,' I told her.

The only snag was that he could easily get killed.

Only snag was that he had to keep it quiet.

But the official said that, so far, no major snags had turned up.

It may take years, but a lot of shows that hit snags do finally come in.

There was one snag however - we had no money, a fact which really did worry me.

Now the fourth such effort in recent years has hit a snag.

She had to be that way, to get him over die snags.

She seemed to want to say more, but her voice snagged.

He could have anyone in this place, but you snagged him.

Instead it was hard to move, snagged on something under the water.

All I could hope for was to be snagged somewhere.

He snagged the cup out of the air and set it back on the table.

While the female's attention was snagged and he still had a chance.

Something caught in his own heart, the past snagging on the present.

Then something snagged him around the legs and he was going down.

I was thinking, and then a familiar voice snagged my attention.

In other words, there is a greater risk of snagging.

So they snagged him; and that's where you come in.

She snagged the role because there were 12 girls and only 4 boys in the class.

I snagged one for myself and spread it out on the floor.

Abby's attention was snagged by a form in white to the side.

It was only that the bag had become snagged on something.

So somebody probably snagged it as they were walking out.

He tried to suppress the thought, but his attention was snagged.

They had snagged in their descent, and were trying to work free.

I snagged him just as he reached for the door handle.

His mind felt as if it was snagged in a net.

Once snagged, the tuna can hold the line for up to two hours.

Despite his care the rope snagged on a bush and he had to start over.

He snagged one fast look over his shoulder to make sure nothing was coming along behind.

Who snagged the dough, we've still got to find out.

His attention snagged on a word in the conversation that continued around him.