Sentence examples for great snapshot from inspiring English sources

The resulting data are still not perfect, but the numbers provide a great snapshot of what each defender is doing.

"It's meant to be a celebration of vegetables, and a great snapshot of what's available in the farmers' market and what's growing in family farms around our area".

Being succinct, specific around achievements and listing the highlights in one or two sentences will give the reader the great snapshot impression he's wanting to leave with them.

Lisa Belkin's article (Oct . 26 and your Nov. 23 letters are a great snapshot of the differences of experience and history among women of diverse generations.

The great snapshot of 11th-century England (and bits of Wales) took just a year to compile; at times I feared accessing the site would take as long.

BBC round-up This helpful video from the BBC gives a great snapshot of what the Pope's resignation means for Catholics and the world.

Instead, when that game was wrapped neatly in its box score, it was easy to deduce that I was the key factor that prevented them from witnessing one of baseball's great snapshots.

It'll take great snapshots if you just hit the button, but it also lets you explore a few exposure methods, shoot at high framerates, and so on.

Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly circus and London Bridge make great snapshots, but make sure you hop off and explore at St Paul's Cathedral (don't miss the eerily impressive 'Whispering Gallery'), Buckingham Palace (get there early if you want to snag a good viewpoint for the changing of the guard) and the legendary Tower of London (pre-book a tour to dodge the breathtaking queues).

In 1963, the year Betty Friedan published "The Feminine Mystique," Rich published her first great book, "Snapshots of a Daughter-in-Law," with its indelible title sequence: A thinking woman sleeps with monsters.

It's all great stuff: a snapshot of a far-off, lost world where rock music is still a redemptive and revolutionary force.