Sentence examples for a snapshot of everything from inspiring English sources

TODAY'S Daily chart, using data provided by Cargill, is the nearest thing to a snapshot of everything you need to know about feeding the world.

Why the world needs an agricultural revolution in AfricaTHIS chart is the nearest thing to a snapshot of everything you need to know about feeding the world.

Watford had become "a snapshot of everything that is wrong with the modern game",  said one writer.

It's a wonderful way to get a snapshot of everything that's happening on campus on a daily moment-by-moment basis from numerous sources including your child.

"It's hard releasing a work of memoir that is obviously only a snapshot of everything that was going on," says Tavassoli.

The song feels almost too changeable, too skittish of feeling, to really fit one moment, a single mood, but as a snapshot of everything to come or that has been in the game, it's perfect.

That is a perfect snapshot of everything the city represents today: an inclusive, innovative, intercultural and interreligious metropolis.

Made in 1981 (the same year as the Brixton Riots), the film is a beautiful snapshot of everything good about Carnival.

UK production maestro Huxley's upcoming Blurred LP, released on AUS, functions as a snapshot of pretty much everything good going on in dance music at the moment.

He has cast his net far and wide, corralling 11 international practitioners from the worlds of fashion and architecture, graphics and technology, to provide a snapshot of the zeitgeist, tackling everything from the "sexualised transnational urbanism" of dating apps to the cultural identity of staple food crops.

It's literally a snapshot of a month ago, two months ago.