Sentence examples for dim snapshot from inspiring English sources
A similarly dim snapshot of the state of the euro zone economy was issued Wednesday by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris.
The business snapshot was much dimmer.
The hot, "blue" stars coming out of this stellar furnace should have mostly died off well within a billion years from this snapshot, leaving it still glowing with dim red stars -- and looking much more like typical elliptical galaxies.
Time, it develops, has done little to dim the allure of "Take Ivy," with its guileless snapshots of handsome, fit and presumably bright young lugs disporting themselves in dining halls, on the College Green at Dartmouth, along Nassau Street in Princeton and in Harvard Yard.
If the entry on the timeline is dimmed, it means the backup disk that contains the snapshot is not connected.
"These are achievements that increase public security," said Gen. Gilberto Landeros, standing at the tunnel entrance as local reporters took snapshots of one another in front of the long, dim hole.
Flourishing these snapshots, 25 years after the fact, may be a well-practiced routine by now, but that doesn't dim the sense of wonder the actor conveys when telling the story.
