snick in a sentence

1. the stem can be carefully snicked to allow the bud to swell

2. The Germans and Ukrainians kept beating him and pushing out, as he tried to snick inside the factory.

3. In the 70s, Van Snick developed an interest in systematic methodologies that lead him to formulate a consistent color and numeral system.

4. The exhibition of Philippe Van Snick at De Hallen Haarlem and Grazer Kunstverein is generously supported by Flanders Agency for Arts and Heritage.

5. It is easy to just snick the ball around and run behind it pushing your opponents away, but the truly gifted and technical players do not need such qualities all the time.

6. Her eyes drifted shut...she'd ask him in a minute or two why he was packing tonight...and then she must have dozed off, because the next thing she heard was the snick of the door.

7. She added: "I kind of snicker when I see people on the Youtube video [comment box] saying 'Oh, her mother forced her to do this' - I'm like, 'No, I'm on the other end, trying to make her pick another topic!'

8. Following Philippe Van Snick’s post-minimalist approach to painting, this exhibition investigates the physical relation to and translation of language in space, while simultaneously portraying an intimate dialogue between two artists from different generations.