snatch something away from somebody
snatch something back from somebody

She snatched her hand away from him and held it at arm's length.

Immediately, he snatched his hand back away from the heat and said, "There's a fire on the other side of this door."

To snatch your husband away from another woman is always bad policy.

What right do you have to snatch me away from my friend?

He leaned over, snatched the plate away from the young man and held them out to her.

She reached across his stomach and snatched the book away from him.

I even went to the phone to call them myself and he snatched it away from me.

People snatched themselves away from the hole in the ground.

Say, the life of a man who snatched a gun away from him?

He suddenly reached across the table and nearly snatched my writing pad away from me.