Sentence examples for capture a snapshot from inspiring English sources

"Thousands flock every year to capture a snapshot of this fallen neon.

It would, however, be nice to capture a snapshot of Americans' background through some kind of statistical survey.

In that case, the Pedra de Fogo Formation would capture a snapshot of the animals and plants living in these environments.

In an effort to capture a snapshot of this quiet revolution, and its implications for the rest of us, we revived a Guardian tradition begun in 1983, when 15 Guardian writers descended on pre-glasnost Moscow.

A new 13 LP box set release by Box Editions eschews a comprehensive approach, instead endeavoring to capture a snapshot of the collective, in a sense memorializing an unwieldy phenomenon that was never meant to be static.

This stylized mace was crafted to capture a snapshot of history.

The background of a December 2001 article in Vanity Fair about the social life of a young Congressional aide captured a snapshot of Mr. Magliocchetti in his element.

The Bug – Poison Dart (London Zoo, 2008) In a paranoid post-7/7 world, Kevin "The Bug" Martin's capital city deconstruction captured a snapshot of creeping urban dread.

"The paper captured a snapshot of a rapidly changing situation but then the web really came into its own," the website's business editor said.

Armed only with a Flip-like handheld video camera, 100 contributors to video-sharing site WinkBall will aim to interview at least 100 Carnival goers each, capturing a snapshot of the weekend they say the big broadcasters cannot.

In it, whether by intention or accident, the naked chef has entered the domestic life of a British town and captured a snapshot of the country's social health.