Sentence examples for a snapshot of something from inspiring English sources

It's like spirit photography, all fuzzy outlines and unaccountable light: a snapshot of something that may or may not exist.

Now it has slumped back to 27th place.Despite a certain fickleness, though, the ranking is a snapshot of something that matters.

It could be you with your team at a meeting or a snapshot of something work related.

A good rule of thumb if you get confused is, did I do anything to get this, or is it just a snapshot of something that already happened?

Well, ColorSchemer has you covered — take a snapshot of something that you thinks looks cool, and it lets you select the colors present in that photo.

To create a snapshot of something that meant a lot to us that one time, and also, now".

So please remember: It only takes a few seconds every day to stop, take a mental snapshot of something beautiful that surrounds you, and be grateful.

"The captions used are always going to be a snapshot of you doing something and the time that photo was taken was probably a minute and a half after he raised his bat.

SALT's snapshot of something called 47 Tucanae.

Out of these fragments of memory and reportage we get something like a snapshot of Ben Jonson in his study in Westminster: the poet at work, sitting in a straw chair with his coat wrapped around him, looking like an old coachman driving horses.

Mr. Warrington speculates it may have had something to do with a snapshot of Walter sitting with two Chinese men, one with a parrot on his shoulder.