The person referred to
snapped his finger and thumb again.
Suddenly the long tail
snapped stiffly erect, and as though it had been attached to two trigger fingers the two rifles spoke in unison, for both men knew this signal only too well--the immediate forerunner of a deadly charge.
They viciously
snapped, not only at each other's disembowelments, but like flexible bows, bent round, and bit their own; till those entrails seemed swallowed over and over again by the same mouth, to be oppositely voided by the gaping wound.
Faintly now, And fainter beats the drum; for strength is shorn, And arrows spent, and bow-strings
snapped, and swords Shattered.
Jennifer also
snapped some pictures of new dorms being built on her campus and added text about how the decision to build the dorms was an example of a capital budgeting decision for the university.
The fire emoji is displayed next to a friend's name when the user and friend have
snapped each other within 24 hours for three consecutive days.
He said: "We call on them to recognise lock-snapping as a means of forced entry, pass on premium savings to customers whose homes are secured with snap proof locks and ensure that any claimants have
snapped locked replaced with snap proof models." Organisations taking action to tackle lock-snapping include the Glass & Glazing Federation, the Master Locksmiths Association, the UK Police's Secured by Design initiative and the British Standards Institute, which has developed new standard BS TS007.
Snap-Tite's patented male/female machining at each end of the HDPE al-lows the pipe ends to be '
snapped' together, piece-by-piece, and slipped into the full length of an existing pipe.
