1 A minor snag is that it's expensive.

2 The only snag is, I can't afford it!

3 It's an interesting job. The only snag is that it's not very well paid.

4 A police clampdown on car thieves hit a snag when villains stole one of their cars.

5 There is just one small snag—where is the money coming from?

6 There must be a snag in it somewhere.

7 The only snag is that I have no money.

8 I have a snag in my best black tights.

9 The snag about an endowment mortgage is its inflexibility.

10 The drug is very effective - the only snag is that it cannot be produced in large quantities.

11 I suddenly saw the major snag with the whole idea.

12 There is a snag to the job: you have to work at weekends.

13 Be careful not to snag your coat on the barbed wire.

14 The grand opening hit a snag when no one could find the key.

15 We've hit a technical snag: the printer isn't compatible with my PC.

16 The nature study project has run into a snag.

17 The only snag is that uncomfortable proviso.

18 However,[] there is a considerable snag with this theory.

19 There was a snag in the car-bomb plan.

20 However, there's a snag in this intergalactic transportation scheme.

21 However the textured topside can easily mark or snag, and paste can not be successfully removed from it.

22 The case hit a snag in October when the judge handling it had to be replaced.

23 The main snag is that damage usually goes unnoticed until large bare patches start to appear in the crop or sward.

24 The snag is that it has no main bank behind it.

25 The big snag for listeners is that the equipment for receiving the surround-sound is not yet on sale.

26 The snag with this is that the suppressed feelings are still experienced internally rather than avoided or prevented.

27 Another snag with optical fibre is spurious reflection inside the fibre.

28 The only snag was that I had bad after-effects from the anaesthetic.

29 The snag in all this thinking was that most of the people involved knew little or nothing about producing mass-market newspapers.

30 The unique beaded cord is remarkable strong and won't snag or jam even round tight corners.

1 A minor snag is that it's expensive.

2 The only snag is, I can't afford it!

3 It's an interesting job. The only snag is that it's not very well paid.

4 A police clampdown on car thieves hit a snag when villains stole one of their cars.

5 There is just one small snag—where is the money coming from?

31 The snag is that online users are reluctant to give out information about themselves to Web sites.

32 Wednesday, the pact hit a snag Thursday morning over several smaller issues.

33 The obvious snag with free space communication by light is that the atmosphere attenuates the beam.

34 Another snag, which it appears was not anticipated, concerns viewing by busload.

35 From the ant's perspective the only snag in this excellent scheme is the quality of its diet.

36 The only snag was that Auger made a bad take-off and punctured one of his auxiliary tanks and broke off his tailwheel.

37 Feel briar and thorn snag heel and heart and soul, but never think that hiding is the end of it.

38 The process hit a snag Tuesday when a vital meeting had to be canceled.

39 The snag about recording is that an enormous amount of material is produced which is very tedious to analyse.

40 Then I ran into a snag - the newspaper had no printed address.

41 The snag was blamed on a shuttle bolt that protruded into the reel mechanism but was overlooked in the pre-flight engineering analysis.

42 Then she saw the major snag with the whole idea.

43 This savvy-enough production will snag hordes who love a mindless evening.

44 The snag is that even the moderates are not always what they seem.

45 There had to be a snag, of course(), a fly in the ointment.

46 The snag is that many local managers are refusing to agree to this concession.

47 I wish I could go with her, that's the only snag.

48 The effort to regulate HMOs hit a snag in the recent legislative session, when Gov.

48 is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

49 The snag with disarmament, for all its other merits, is that it disrupts the established Soviet routine.

50 Don't open the packet with your teeth and be careful not to snag the rubber with rings or finger-nails.

51 Some outsiders have a better understanding of our assets than we do, and want to snag a piece of the L.

52 The smooth finish means clothes are less likely to snag than on ordinary basketwork.

53 The snag is that the pattern of these areas is different for every airport in the world.

54 The snag is that life insurers, too, are relationship investors.

55 The snag is that pressing business in London precludes my making any voyages just at present.

56 The only snag in his life is everybody expects him to live up to his heart-throb image.

57 The snag is - first you must harness the fish.

58 The only snag could be securing a work permit.

59 A snag caught her snowshoe.

60 There must be a snag in It'somewhere.

61 This enterprise, though, has already hit an embarrassing snag.

62 Your love life may a snag for two reasons.

63 A revolving credit facility, which allows a company to borrow for any reason, would bolster GM's balance sheet and provide a financial cushion should the company's recovery plans hit a snag.

64 This game takes a keen eye and a quick hand to snag the dunking bobber and reel in your catch of the day.

65 According to Dr. Crabtree, recent research suggests that the lines snag far more loggerhead sea turtles than had been thought, perhaps 600 a year, and that most of them die.

66 People would line up for hours to snag a seat for a Jobs keynote address.

67 The school deals exclusively with children of high academic ability. There is a snag though, it costs ￡9,600 a year.

68 We didn't expect to hit a snag before the machine was ready for production.

69 Once a red-tailed hawk had settled onto a snag about ten feet away and stared at him, cocking its head as if it were trying to figure out what sort of creature Andrew was.

70 The one snag on the lander occurred when the protective sheath around the trench-digging robotic arm failed to unwrap all the way after touchdown and now covers the arm's elbow joint.

71 She wondered why Thurston had not warned her of this risky snag.

72 The talks hit a snag in December when the government said it would conduct a legal review of agreements reached with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front(MILF) over the previous three years.

73 The Lakers look to snag a new win-streak high tonight at Seattle against the SuperSonics.

74 One snag is that they do not totally banish power losses.

75 And I take every snag in my way as a stepping-stone.

76 The Lakers look to snag a new win-streak high tonight at Seattle against the SuperSonics. They then play Portland, Miami and the Trail Blazers again.

77 Only a snag down the knee of her tights leavens her impenetrable neatness.

78 It is to be expected that an experiment will sometimes run into a snag at first.

79 The dresses have no velcro or zippers to frustrate your little one or snag the fabric.

80 By using the camouflaged end of its tongue to pretend to be a smaller, cuter creature, the tempter caused Mace to reach into the knothole,[] where it proceeded to snag his arm.

81 The only snag is the Third Law of Thermodynamics, which says it's impossible to go below -459 F.

82 Would you please draw together the snag in my cuff?

83 For the theater and other cultural offerings, London and New York are well-known for their half-price ticket booths, but you can find virtual ways to snag cheap tickets.

84 Early on, he wrote software to snag expiring names on the cheap.

85 If Augustin performs well this season Felton will be another player some team can possibly snag with an offer sheet.

86 But if we select the right flank and hit a snag, nothing will be achieved.

87 He hit a snag.

88 Problems easily solved. Immediate solutions - to any question or - _ - snag thatmight come _ up.

89 Republican efforts to confirm Bolton as ambassador to the United Nations hit a snag.

90 The snag is that the familiar problems of monetary inflation apply to job - title inflation as well.

91 The main snag about indexation lay in the indexation of wages.

92 Hollywood stunt pilot was supposed to snag the Genesis capsule as it floated toward Earth on a parachute at the end of its three-year mission to collect solar ions.

93 The snag is that money-supply growth would explode without sterilisation, which is now close to its limit.