Sentence examples for create a snapshot from inspiring English sources

Comment here, comment there, but please — join in, and help us create a snapshot of where families stand now, and where we'd like to be.

The aim is to create a snapshot of the bird population of the UK and gain an insight into the health of the wider environment.

To be on the safe side, you can use Windows XP's System Restore feature to create a snapshot of your system -- called a restore point -- before you tinker.

According to Emma Barnett, women's editor of the Telegraph, the aim was to create a "snapshot of a moment in time" so as to honour the women who made a real difference in 2014.

You can volunteer to represent your community on the Guardian relay, share reports and observations of the day with us via n0tice or help us create a snapshot of Britain via Flickr at www.guardian.

These details are included gratuitously, but help create a snapshot of a golden couple, or at least consolidate a word that has nagged away ever since I googled Sergio Parisse.

"Every year," he said, "we're creating a snapshot of the concerns, divisions and preoccupations of a very, very diverse community".

For the mixtape's final track, the rousing "Latinoamérica Unida", each MC or group has contributed an eight-bar segment; and the accompanying music video, made of clips filmed individually and then spliced together, creates a snapshot of a scene that spans much of the Americas.

The isotropic Debye-Waller factor, taken to be 0.016 nm2, is used to thermally displace the atoms of the gold electrode, creating a snapshot of one thermal phonon [44].

These are mixed with sounds of the wind and rain creating a snapshot and evoking the sensation Roth felt being out there.

My colleagues and I at the UN Foundation have shared many updates on the UN's work aiding Syrian refugees here, and the UN has also created a snapshot of its humanitarian response in Iraq.