Phrases with «to nab something»

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Sentences with «to nab something»

  • Hats off to Intel for nabbing him for the show! (blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
  • It is certainly unusual for Rooney to make a public plea like that, but he must surely think that they have a chance of nabbing him in January, despite Wenger saying that he had no intention of selling «an important player». (justarsenal.com)
  • Accusations swirling in the air, well - rehearsed earnestness from Lotus's visionary saviour / deluded villain (delete according to preference) in press interviews, the spectre of a Chinese takeover threatened by a local MP, the rumours that Lotus F1 owners Genii Capital might just nab it from under their noses, the cringeworthy press releases and the storm of passionate support for the badge on Twitter, Facebook and a trillion internet forums... (evo.co.uk)
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