Sentence examples for The snapshots from inspiring English sources

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The snapshots

noun

A photograph, especially one taken quickly or in a moment of opportunity.

  • He carried a snapshot of his daughter.

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The snapshots of Grozny remain grim.

The snapshots kept coming as I crossed Ohio.

The snapshots, taken together, amounted to a short video of Ebola.

The snapshots I took of Deb naked, interestingly, she claimed as part of her just settlement.

The snapshots of Shostakovich's career that Complicite provide seem haphazard too.

The snapshots documented "the aftermath of some horrible experiment in group living," Ms. Shapiro said.

The snapshots in their heads, as time goes on, will surely remain vivid.

The snapshots number is 200.

The snapshots of beaming parents and giggling children making memories.

The snapshots are like the musicians themselves: gritty, raw and uncensored.

The snapshots of the best nights and the worst attempts at looking sober.

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