Witty as Greenberg is, he doesn't snag the drollness of Hitchcock's humor as well as he might. |
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I had to move fast so as not to get caught, but I managed to snag an oven mitt. |
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Also, be wary of the fish thrashing in the landing net, causing the loose hook to snag the mesh. |
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So far, two ice cream manufacturers have managed to snag the official license for low-carb super-premium ice cream products. |
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Unfortunately, the added height of the curb under his truck was just enough to snag a major power line. |
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Fishing bats are large, yellow-orange, and rather pungent creatures that can hawk large flying insects or snag small ocean fish from the surf. |
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The trees would normally be thick, and snag with clawing branches and deceptive leaves, but now they were bare and skeletal, and seemed so weak. |
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Extremely narrow fairways and tiny greens mean the Scotch broom, beach grass and native rhododendron will snag anything off line. |
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Hannah does an epic mic drop at GQ as Jessa swoops in to snag a dream job from Marnie. |
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My jeans snag onto a bent section of wire, jutting squarely out into the space. |
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Still, a shadow crosses Jack's resolutely clouded eyes as he detects a snag in the plan. |
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Once you step into this massive city that is bifurcated into numerous districts and zones, you will have no snag in getting around. |
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The mats snag fishing lines and propellers, making boating, swimming, and other recreational uses impossible. |
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So my experiment to stay continuously drunk nine days straight has hit a slight snag. |
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The Times-Metro deal hit a snag in January, when the Justice Department announced it was investigating possible antitrust ramifications. |
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The Martha Stewart trial hit a snag when defense lawyers and prosecutors withheld a key document from them. |
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Unfortunately, this morning the plan hit a snag when none of them actually turned up. |
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However the scheme hit a snag in the narrow streets, lanes and yards of Saltaire where residents have found there just is not room for two bins. |
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I believe that in mental health care however, we potentially hit a bigger snag in trying to creatively doubt what we do. |
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I hit my first snag when I managed to burr one of the screws, which made it impossible to remove the arm at all! |
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When I raised my binoculars to a snag, or jagged top, of a broken, burned-out tree, I found myself locked in a gaze with a female on her nest. |
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The girl ducked this time, but the bird still managed to snag the strap of her tank-top, tearing it. |
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By rounding off all sharp edges, the gun does not snag when drawn or holstered. |
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If the prospect of watching this is at all appealing, do yourself a solid and snag the Blu-ray. |
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He took the stage name Frankie because the first song he snag professionally was Frank Sinatra's Strangers in the Night. |
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A smooth border edges the mainspring housing and front of the grip strap to reduce drag and snag when carried concealed under. |
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The dream of promising soccer starlet Courtney Weeden to play for a top club has hit a snag. |
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Finally I snag one and I'm given a card with some writing and told to stand and wait for the unit at the register. |
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He knew what it was like to herd sheep and cattle, to pick blackberries and blackcurrants, to thin beets and snag turnips. |
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I first assume that snag density is a function of snag formation from living trees and snag deterioration to stumps and fallen logs. |
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Prior to his chancellorship, he worked at the school for 10 years as dean, a job his professional and academic credentials helped him snag. |
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Verne Huser steers his canoe past a cottonwood snag with the ease of a man who has paddled Western rivers for five decades. |
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Some people swear that he has never come near the left-field line, even to snag a simple pop-up. |
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He said the government had hired the helicopter for ferrying the Amarnath pilgrims but due to the snag it has been grounded. |
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They usually perch in the open at the very top of a conifer or snag or in a small tree. |
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With pliers, bend the wire ends back into the button so they won't snag the garment fabric. |
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The bats frequently roosted under sloughing bark that was left loosely attached to the top of the snag after the original crown of the tree fell. |
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The frameworks of the looms are made in Mahdia and assembled using only wooden doweling, because metal nails would snag the threads. |
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Those regulations do not include any management recommendations for snag retention in salvaged cutover areas. |
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The snag is that running a music festival miles from anywhere doesn't come cheap, even with generous subsidies from the prefectural coffers. |
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A post or an undercut front sight may snag on the bottom of the holster loop during your draw. |
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The monofilament gill net is an unforgiving device, designed to snag and tear the gills. |
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How they land is still a mystery, but evidently claws on their back legs act like grappling hooks to snag the trunk and hang on. |
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But the snag came when the company tried to limit eligibility to people in certain cities, informing them of their bonus via snail mail. |
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In some swims, on every third cast the weight would jam up on a hidden snag and we'd have to pull for a break. |
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There is a snag with this product for owners who have dependants living with them, be they able-bodied or disabled. |
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They're very tough and soaked in paraffin, like English Barbour coats, so they're very water-repellent and won't snag on thorns. |
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If I could snag his e-mail addy I could ask him which of his predecessors were British. |
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The only snag was my season ticket wasn't valid on their network. |
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This subcompact pistol sports three integral safeties, nothing to snag on a purse or holster and a finish that can stand up to extreme wear and tear. |
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A snag in the sound system brought the music and dance to an abrupt halt, prompting Archana to crack a few jokes at the expense of the electrical crew. |
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Plans for a massive renovation of Hong Kong's ageing public housing estates have hit a snag with most tenants at one estate staunchly opposed to the idea. |
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This is a snag because Chan lives across the border, where the Hong Kong Dollar is used. |
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Luz gets away and hires Malone to take her over the border, where Thacker and others are waiting to snag her. |
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However the Government's plans to address the problem have hit a snag, with the newly appointed coordinator quitting before his job has even begun. |
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A green tree and snag retention strategy focuses on protecting large snags that may be used by species such as Vaux's swift, pileated woodpeckers, and myotis bats. |
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Stars' glorious start to the season has hit a slight snag lately with a couple of draws, while their closest rival, Ballina, continues to string together victories. |
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Others report that some of BT's websites have also been hit by the snag. |
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Eventually, I spotted a bird perched atop a snag far below me. |
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It's just slightly bigger than a Fig Newton with two tire irons snapped to the side, with no sharp edges or protruding tools to snag jersey pockets or cut spare tubes. |
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If she shipped a sea, or if she touched a snag we were done for. |
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And he knows there'll be more than a few people wondering how a 27-year-old newbie managed to snag such a coveted part. |
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There loomed a snag for the organisers and the conductors as they could not pick up a woman percussionist playing the mridangam in the Temple City. |
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You read through the reference and tutorial material to work out how things may best be done, set up a dummy page to try them out, and then you find the snag. |
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Golf simulations have hit a snag in recent years, as very few of them have shown the ability to significantly improve on versions from previous years. |
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It was a busy 2 hours but Louise did manage to get a snag from the barbie! |
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True, the turning circle is terrible but that is the only real snag. |
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Public loos have been a vexed issue in the town for some time and council has been grappling with plans to build new public toilets in the caravan park, but that's hit a snag. |
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When a plastic board becomes scraggly enough to snag your dishcloth when you wash it, throw it out. |
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Transfer of the Garden City Lands to Richmond hit a snag last week after the Musqueam First Nation received a temporary court injunction preventing the move. |
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The weekend had a few moments of fun, but most of the time I felt like a drifting ship waiting for the anchor to hit bottom or snag on something solid. |
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When he was discharged in 1946, he began arranging for Harry James, but his career hit a snag when bebop, an intellectual genre that he rebuffed, became the rage. |
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He carefully secures the material around my head, making sure not to snag any loose hairs within the knot and places his hands once more on my shoulders. |
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But if you want to make chauffeuring a full-time business, you've got to snag some corporate accounts. |
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Tools changed to incorporate barbs which could snag the flesh of an animal, making it harder for it to escape alive. |
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In the Crimean War, minesweepers consisted of British rowboats trailing grapnels to snag the mines. |
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He was 19, and managed to snag a summer internship with New Line Cinema. |
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The closure system eliminates the common problem of sharp edges on slit convolutes that can snag, cut wires or injure assembly workers. |
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Over the last four years, however, the process has hit a snag. |
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Megan wants Don to help her snag an audition for a shoe commercial. |
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Al-Qaida could not create a separate state but ISIS has, so, it will pose and create more jeopardy, snag and terrorization. |
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Effect of thinning and prescribed fire restoration treatments on woody debris and snag dynamics in a Sierran old-growth, mixed-conifer forest. |
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Trawl nets snag and tear superstructures and separate artifacts from their context. |
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The wire is long gone, but a rusted snag remains entombed in the bark. |
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The surface finishes of these parts are crucial as they cannot have burrs or rough spots that can snag astronaut pressure suits. |
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Folds of loose netting, much like a window drapery, snag on a fish's tail and fins and wrap the fish up in loose netting as it struggles to escape. |
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Laura Gilkey, Dana King and Ryan Stanley grab purple, red and gold headphones from a coatrack stuck to one of the studio's walls and snag seats around the audio board. |
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Be careful not to snag your stockings on that concrete bench! |
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It seems a little cooler here, sitting in the wet sand watching water striders dance across the eddy behind the big snag you once did back flips off. |
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Their plans to finish the garden that weekend hit a snag when an unseasonal snowfall dropped several inches on what should have become the pumpkin patch that day. |
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I managed to snag his 12-week-old scruff and pinch the tiniest bit of exposed tail from the ground, successfully extruding 18 inches of putrefied fish like a nightcrawler. |
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