How To Use Snap at In A Sentence
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With this thought, he made a snap at the other dog's meat.
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He tends to snap at people when he gets inpatient.
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Why do you snap at me so?
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I'm sorry, Casey, I didn't mean to snap at you like that.
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He would only snap at you.
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It feels as if all the ligaments in my body are going to snap at any moment and my feet are so flat-footed it's like walking on glass.
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The dog made a snap at her finger.
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You may be less inhibited and are more likely to shout or snap at difficult behaviour.
The Sun
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Jag wanted to snap at her, ask her where the hell she got off sounding so damned wise, but something in her sage words made sense.
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When a dog gets and starts to snap at you incessantly, you can shoot it.
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He'd snap at this chance.
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Whatever the cause, the anger, and bitterness and frustration drips from the walls; the front desk snaps at the guests, the housekeepers snap at the front desk in the hallway outside my room, I heard a maid apologizing to a guest for his unmade room -- "it's the front desk's fault, they always send people up before we're ready" and the bartenders and bellhops snap at everyone.
Paul Carr: The Strip Diary, Day Eight: I'd Rather Be Abused at the Riviera Than Set Foot in Donald Trump's Hotel
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Diners routinely snap at waitresses to hurry up.
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A snap at the bottom of each leg further secures the two halves.
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You may be less inhibited and are more likely to shout or snap at difficult behaviour.
The Sun
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There's no need to snap at me - it's not my fault that you lost your wallet.
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When a dog gets old and starts to snap at you incessantly, you can shoot it.
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Crispin is one of those people that looks and acts like he could snap at any moment and kill everyone on set.
Crispin Glover in Burton’s Alice in Wonderland | /Film
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Morning after morning, at the dawn inspection, Sergeant Lynch would find a speck of mud on Marriott's pipeclay and the Sergeant's voice would snap at the terrified man.
Sharpe's Regiment
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How could she snap at him now?
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“What work are you about now?” says Judy, making an ancient snap at her like a very sharp old beldame.
Bleak House
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There's no need to snap at me - it's not my fault that you lost your wallet.
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One managed a good snap at Moody's face before the pins from Ooljee's laser decussated its field, sending it flaring into oblivion.
Cyber Way
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Those times I find myself ready to snap at my son for nothing, feeling run-down and tired, overwhelmed.
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Outside the Mayfair Hotel fans scream as a phalanx of paparazzi snap at the guests.
Times, Sunday Times
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The dog made a snap at the bone.
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You may be less inhibited and are more likely to shout or snap at difficult behaviour.
The Sun
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Diners routinely snap at waitresses to hurry up.
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His serve has world-class pace and a degree of placement and variety no one else comes close to; the service motion is lithe and uneccentric, distinctive (on TV) only in a certain eel-like all-body snap at the moment of impact.
Deadspin
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The dog made an unsuccessful snap at the meat.
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She was all the more inclined to snap at Hall.
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Still, other than the song I feel restless, irritated, lost and ready to snap at the slightest provocation.
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Alaina fought not to snap at Sonora for mentioning the unmentionable, instead she asked, ‘What is this, do you know?’
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My voice was shaking with anger, and my body went stiff as if I might snap at any given moment.
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‘Hey you didn't have to watch,’ I tried to snap at him, but my words only came out as a mutter.
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He tends to snap at people when he gets impatient.
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It is my heavily researched belief that high pressure has a horrible effect on people, they're sticky, they're clammy, their bile rises and they snap at each other.
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Breeds differ in how highly strung they are, how much they snap at children and in their fondness for barking.
