Sentence examples for As snapshot from inspiring English sources

She gave legitimacy to an approach that has crudely been adopted and understood as "snapshot style" or "diaristic".

The recording as snapshot was an idea that continued as far as the 1930s, when Artur Schnabel, recording Beethoven sonatas in Paris, declined to redo questionable takes.

The videos serve as snapshot histories of future leaders — Tomlin, Ryan, the San Francisco 49ers' Mike Singletary, the Miami Dolphins' Tony Sparano and more — in delightfully vulnerable moments.

She also did some amazing candid images of models during the first couture shows after the liberation, which Edna Woolman Chase, the editor in chief of American Vogue, criticized in a telegram as "snapshot fashion reportage," and added that the mannequins looked "especially cheap".

Similar to Quickbooks, Zoho Books is an online accounting software that gives business as snapshot of money flowing into and out of accounts.

Zoho's 26th productivity app, Zoho Books, is an online accounting software that gives business as snapshot of money flowing into and out of accounts.

These objects are as evocative as snapshots, but they can't be reproduced.

But they read now, quite unintentionally but powerfully, as snapshots from a country with its focus in the wrong place.

We often talk about fossils as snapshots of the past, and permineralised specimens are a prime example.

Opinion polls and betting markets are best regarded as snapshots of the prevailing wisdom at given point in time.

Perhaps because Mr. Sullivan's paintings were first created as snapshots, not strictly as works of art, the images have a certain intensity.