1. I snapped up the coat at that cheap price.

2. The tickets for the concert were snapped up within three hours of going on sale.

3. People were snapping up bargains.

4. She was snapped up by a large law firm.

5. His statement was snapped up by the chairman.

6. The kind of articles were quickly snapped up.

7. All the best bargains were snapped up within hours.

8. Owen was snapped up by Liverpool before he'd even left school.

9. The cheapest articles at the sale were quickly snapped up.

10. One eagle-eyed collector snapped up a pair of Schiaparelli earrings for just ￡6.

11. She's been snapped up by Hollywood to star in two major movies.

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14. The problem is that foreign scouts snap up the talented ones to work abroad.

15. During the quarter, investors continued to snap up selected stocks in two hot industries: technology and health care.

16. On something of a buying binge lately and snapping up smaller cable operators, Cogeco is itself seen as a takeover target.

17. With astonishing speed prime spots in streets known for fashionable shopping before the second world war are being snapped up.

18. And they say any spare cars are being snapped up by foreign buyers.

19. Mr Ochirbat was immediately snapped up by the main opposition parties as their joint candidate.

20. Sometimes during a science test, his head would snap up as quickly as if he had a sudden toothache.

21. Both were snapped up by anonymous telephone bidders who paid three times more than expected.

22. What will China try to snap up next?

23. Pass it back. Tell them to snap up.

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26. S. investors are venturing across the pond to snap up corporate bonds at cut-rate prices.

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28. And industrial experts widely expect that the country's investors will continue to snap up the yellow metal to protect their wealth from the effect of rising consumer prices.

29. In part, this is no surprise for any hurricane targeting such a densely populated area, as residents rush out to snap up supplies of bottled water and D batteries.

30. But some intrepid U.S. investors are venturing across the pond to snap up corporate bonds at cut-rate prices.

31. Slimmed down and with money to spare, it began to snap up smaller outfits.

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33. Rumors abound of other potential tie-ups that could see the CME, the parent of the NASDAQ (NDAQ), and other exchanges snap up smaller exchanges.

34. Instead, analysts believe that motorists view the situation as an opportunity to snap up bargains.

35. The list of cash - rich companies that could snap up businesses at home or abroad is long.

36. Playboy's Asian fans -- most unaware of Hugh Hefner's legacy in the United States -- snap up shirts, bags, and belts bearing the rabbit logo in malls across the continent.

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39. After the first night of previews, I spotted guests queuing to snap up tickets for a return trip the following week.

40. The belief that the yuan would rise led investors to pour billions of dollars into the currency and snap up so-called 'dim sum' bonds, which are denominated in the Chinese currency.