Sentence examples for Giving a snapshot from inspiring English sources

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has released its latest "Health at a Glance" report, giving a snapshot of the health of its 34 member nations.

The encounter is, like the rest of the play, tentative, not so much exploring alienation as giving a snapshot of it.

The fewer books you are talking about, the less you're giving a snapshot of the literary culture and the more it becomes about these books in their particularity.

The book does, however, produce the desired effect of giving a snapshot of what less-established names can and might, given the chance, do.

From landing the Curiosity rover on Mars after a 350m-mile journey, to the discovery of the world's most wanted sub-atomic particle, the top 10 scientific achievements of 2012 have been nominated by the journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, giving a snapshot of the march of human knowledge in genetics, physics, cosmology, medicine and nanoscience.

Exposure to contemporary culture from Iran has also grown this year with the film Taxi Tehran giving a snapshot of the lives of residents in the capital, while Iranian-American director Ana Lily Amirpour's noir vampire western A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night brought a transnational vision of cool to our cinema screens.

The document also gave a snapshot of Facebook's financial performance.

Dashcam footage from one trucker taken outside Grand Rapids, Michigan gave a snapshot of hair-raising driving conditions.

This gives a snapshot of the hydrogen atom at that instant.

It tries to give a snapshot of what life is like in detention.

These give a snapshot of the way these networks have evolved.