Examples of 'just snagged' in a sentence
Meaning of "just snagged"
just snagged: This phrase is used informally to indicate that someone has just obtained something quickly or unexpectedly, often with a positive connotation
How to use "just snagged" in a sentence
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just snagged
You just snagged the final debate.
The spider has just snagged the fly.
You just snagged your shirt on something.
To someone both sane and thirsty . Fbi just snagged a big fish.
Fbi just snagged a big fish.
Katrine, you are 29 years old, and you just snagged the final debate.
I just snagged us dessert for the next month.
Pretty sure Simon just snagged it out of her car.
I just snagged the biggest fish in this city.
Nothing 's got you . You just snagged your shirt on something.
I just snagged an invite from a friend.
Or maybe you just snagged your shoe on the carpet.
Just snagged our suspect from the morgue shooting.
Actually, sir, we do . APB just snagged our suspect from the morgue shooting.
Just snagged a couple of tickets for April 16.
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What? I-I just snagged a trophy.
I just snagged a red punch juice box and spilled some.
Hey, man, you just snagged yourself a cop killer.
You just snagged some personal information, and provided nothing in return.
I think I just snagged the last spot, online.
I just snagged a key card from the maid 's cart and tried every door till one opened.
He just snagged the bag.
I just snagged me a 12 month xbox live gold membership in less than 2 minutes.
And you just snagged one of those little necklaces to boot.
I just snagged a monitor, a ventilator, and central line kits.
If I hadn't just snagged a deal on eBay I'd be all over this.
I just snagged an interview with Dale Sanger, the club's owner.
Université Laval just snagged their seventh win in 10 years at the Shell Eco-marathon Americas competition.
Oh, I just snagged an invite from a friend.
And you just snagged one of those little necklaces to boot, huh?
