Sentence examples for create snapshots from inspiring English sources

Her gorgeous immersive choral bath, Hug, was one of the most talked-about shows at Forest Fringe in Edinburgh this year, and this piece is a boundary-smashing show that uses the female voice to create snapshots of everyday moments in life, from a cup of tea with biscuits to a shopping trip.

Most of the supported services, except for EFS file systems, already feature the ability to create snapshots.

An important feature of WAFL is its ability to very quickly create snapshots that are read-only copies of the file system.

When you have loaded all webpages as needed, just hit the "Start" button at bottom-right to create snapshots.

Weekly rates start at 3,500 euros for a couple or 4,200 euros for up to six guests; low season (1 May through 30 November) rates include a rental car as well, making it easy to create snapshot-worthy memories both on and off the photogenic property.

The form functions in a similar way to poetry in that it usually distils and condenses rather than embellishes, creates snapshots rather than fully fledged narratives and moves more swiftly towards closure.

For fault-tolerance the authors adopt checkpointing, which consists of creating snapshots of the data being manipulated by the workflow and run time structures, if necessary.

The goal is to create "little snapshots of Americana," Mr. Sullivan said.

But quickly, all concerned got caught up in exploiting the potential of the recording studio as another creative tool at their disposal, not just a place to create audio snapshots of live performances.

Organized since 1974, this unusual photographic contest celebrates the beauty of objects that are imperceptible to the naked eye and focuses on pictures captured with a microscope, establishing a subtle balance between the complexity of the scientific techniques used to create these snapshots and the artistic quality of the resulting images.

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.