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31. This prevents any stitches becoming snagged and broken causing the filling to shift from its proper place.

32. His eyes snagged on some of them, the infamous dates-I 917, 1 929-and skated right over others.

33. A glimmer of silver as moonlight snagged on the serrated blade.

34. His top opponents were snagged by the Zoe Baird affair; they too had hired illegal immigrants to care for their children.

35. I snagged the plastic bag, water got in,(Sentence dictionary) soaked my socks and the outside froze.

36. Some one else's friends could get shot to pieces, or snagged and torn by the wire, or bombed.

37. The deployer mechanism snagged on a safety bolt, and the satellite never made it more than 850 feet from the shuttle.

38. The trial follows the Antares tragedy in which four fishermen drowned after a submarine snagged its nets in the Firth of Clyde.

39. In Brussels, the market fell after investors snagged profits following a record-setting run that opened the new year.

40. But an attempt to pull up a second core failed when the corer snagged and then broke off its cable.

41. We will not have to suffer the snagged hair, the jabbing fingernail, the merciless motion of swollen flesh within the ungreased receptacle.

42. Suddenly one of the helicopters floundered, its landing gear snagged on the guy wire of a transmission tower.

43. Suzuki opened the seventh with a twisting shot to left-center field, but Hideki Matsui snagged it in front of the warning track .

44. The images reveal that the eddy has snagged oil and pulled it southeastward 100 miles (about 160 kilometers), which means the crude is now circulating inside the turbulent waters.

45. Gill: Oh no, look! I've snagged my pantyhose, the left leg.

46. Insects a staple for most frogs, like this young bullfrog munching a freshly snagged dragonfly.

47. Gill: Oh no, look! I snagged my pantyhose, the left leg.