Sentence examples for a tiny snapshot from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, figures inside a tiny snapshot reach out and grab me.
Here is one version of 10 Best Prince songs, a tiny snapshot of that vast world and necessarily tilted towards the familiar.
It's a tiny snapshot of a growing socioeconomic divide among parents: one that has an impact on our priorities and our politics as well as our culture as a whole.
We may be only seeing a tiny snapshot of the true picture of fraud across the UK, but we are bewildered as to why Barclays seems to feature so frequently.
A small subset of meetings with relatively low-ranking officials provides only a tiny snapshot of "Chinese thinking" (as if, by the way, one could ever fully grasp the thinking of a country of more than one billion people).
If anything, I was simply exposed to a tiny snapshot of the history, tragedy, desperation, opportunity, resiliency, and now hope, of the First Nations people in Ontario.
Among them is a tiny, yellowing snapshot of a striking woman gazing at the camera, taken around 1965.
TODD OLDHAM liked the camera so much he created a dress from its tiny snapshots.
His work includes evocative tableaus and landscapes and quirky, soulful portraits, and his installations incorporate tiny snapshots alongside poster-size work taped up and down walls.
The pen recognizes the motion by taking tiny snapshots of where its tip has moved and converts the motion into letters of the alphabet.
His work now includes quirky, soulful portraits as well as evocative images, and his installations incorporate tiny snapshots alongside poster-size work taped up and down walls.
