100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "snare"

Definition

The verb snare means to catch or trap something, often by using a noose or a similar device. It can also refer to trapping someone in a difficult situation or to ensnare them in a metaphorical sense.

Synonyms

• Trap
• Capture
• Entangle
• Ensnare
• Catch
• Lure
• Hook
• Net
• Ambush

Antonyms

• Release
• Free
• Liberate
• Let go
• Disentangle

Examples

1. The hunter used a trap to snare the elusive rabbit.
2. The clever fox managed to escape the snare set by the farmer.
3. They tried to snare the attention of the audience with a captivating performance.
4. The detective was able to snare the criminal after a long pursuit.
5. She felt that society tried to snare her with unrealistic expectations.
6. The fisherman set out to snare the biggest fish in the lake.
7. He devised a plan to snare the prize before anyone else could.
8. The vines began to snare the old tree, choking its growth.
9. The magician's tricks always snare the audience’s imagination.
10. They worked together to snare the elusive butterfly for their collection.
11. The pitfalls of fame can often snare unsuspecting celebrities.
12. The trap was designed to snare the animal without causing harm.
13. The gossip columnist aimed to snare juicy stories from the stars.
14. She felt as though she was about to snare a great opportunity for her career.
15. The children tried to snare the attention of their parents during the show.
16. The skilled marksman was able to snare the bird mid-flight.
17. He didn't want to snare himself in a contract he couldn’t fulfill.
18. The villain set a trap to snare the hero into a vulnerable position.
19. They used clever tactics to snare the interest of investors.
20. The sudden storm seemed to snare everyone in a chaotic situation.
21. She felt a sense of accomplishment when she could snare the last ticket to the concert.
22. The cat tried to snare the toy mouse with its paws.
23. They planned to snare the perfect shot for their documentary.
24. The web was designed to snare insects that flew too close.
25. The company aimed to snare a larger share of the market.
26. The detective laid a trap to snare the suspect during the sting operation.
27. The trapper's skills allowed him to snare various types of game.
28. Her charm could easily snare anyone who crossed her path.
29. The team worked hard to snare the championship title this year.
30. He felt trapped, like a mouse caught in a snare.
31. The bright lights seemed to snare the attention of the travelers.
32. She tried to snare a scholarship to help with her education.
33. The famous artist was often snared by the media's scrutiny.
34. The team aimed to snare the audience's interest from the beginning.
35. The snare was cleverly hidden, making it hard for the animal to see.
36. He decided to snare the chance to travel abroad for work.
37. The corrupt politician was eventually snared by his own lies.
38. The adventure was thrilling as they tried to snare the mythical creature.
39. She used her wits to snare a deal that was better than expected.
40. The snake lay in wait to snare its unsuspecting prey.
41. The opportunity to snare a job at the prestigious firm was too good to pass up.
42. The trap was carefully set to snare the intruder without alerting them.
43. The children were excited to snare fireflies in the evening.
44. The clever marketing strategy helped to snare new customers.
45. He felt the pressure to snare a promotion at work.
46. The spider spun its web to snare insects for food.
47. The athlete was determined to snare the gold medal at the Olympics.
48. The playful puppy tried to snare the tail of its owner.
49. She was careful not to snare herself in any rumors.
50. The detective worked tirelessly to snare the mastermind behind the theft.
51. The bait was used to snare the fish lurking below.
52. The suspenseful movie aimed to snare viewers with its plot twists.
53. He was confident he could snare the last remaining ticket to the event.
54. The dog was trained to snare the frisbee mid-air.
55. The plan was to snare the contract before competitors could react.
56. The trap was designed to snare the animal without causing pain.
57. He felt he could snare a date with her if he tried hard enough.
58. The spotlight seemed to snare everyone’s attention during the performance.
59. They managed to snare the best deal on the market.
60. The clever ruse was meant to snare the unsuspecting thief.
61. The sudden fame seemed to snare her in a whirlwind of publicity.
62. The artist hoped to snare the hearts of his audience with his music.
63. The child tried to snare the butterfly with a jar.
64. The plot twist was meant to snare even the most astute viewers.
65. He managed to snare the admiration of his peers with his achievements.
66. The trapper was skilled at setting up a snare to catch his prey.
67. The cat pounced, hoping to snare the moving toy.
68. The urgency of the situation seemed to snare everyone into action.
69. She was determined to snare the lead role in the play.
70. The clever marketing campaign aimed to snare public attention.
71. The hawk was poised to snare the rabbit during its hunt.
72. The temptations of the city can easily snare a newcomer.
73. The magician's performance sought to snare the audience's amazement.
74. He felt he could finally snare his lifelong dream.
75. The officer was able to snare the suspect during a routine check.
76. The thrill of the chase made him want to snare the elusive prize.
77. The bait was carefully chosen to snare the most fish.
78. The sudden noise seemed to snare the attention of everyone in the room.
79. The athlete was determined to snare victory at all costs.
80. She felt the need to snare the opportunity before it slipped away.
81. The trap was designed to snare the cleverest of animals.
82. The story was crafted to snare the reader’s interest from the start.
83. He tried to snare her heart with sweet words and gestures.
84. The detective devised a plan to snare the crime ring.
85. Their goal was to snare the biggest client in the industry.
86. The child tried to snare the kite string before it flew away.
87. The allure of the city can easily snare anyone seeking adventure.
88. The intricate web was built to snare unsuspecting flies.
89. She wanted to snare the attention of the judges with her talent.
90. The thrill of the hunt was what drove him to snare the prized animal.
91. The marketing team worked to snare consumer interest during the launch.
92. He felt his emotions were beginning to snare him in a difficult situation.
93. The trap was specifically designed to snare the elusive species.
94. The children's laughter seemed to snare the entire neighborhood.
95. The sudden change in plans seemed to snare everyone off guard.
96. The opportunity to snare a lead role was too tempting to resist.
97. The excitement in the air helped snare the audience's attention.
98. She tried to snare the moment with her camera.
99. The unexpected turn of events would snare anyone's interest.
100. He aimed to snare the title of best performer in the competition.