Sentence examples for had a snapshot from inspiring English sources

We had a snapshot of that world this week with the stories that emerged around the life of Shannon Matthews.

In the "Stone Age" culture of the Dani, anthropologists believed they had a snapshot of human development at a crucial early stage, and rumors of other "uncontacted" tribes fueled fantasies of genuine discovery.

He had a snapshot of himself and the president hanging in his office at the State Capitol; he turned the picture upside down and left it hanging that way for a couple of days as a symbol of his protest.

One side had a snapshot of Bill and Hillary Clinton beside the headline "Insufficient Evidence' in Whitewater Case: CLINTONS CLEARED"; the other side had a picture of Jonathan Lebed beside the headline "Teen Stock Whiz Nailed".

Her mother's page had a snapshot of the two of them taken when Amy was about 5 and her mother, Karen, was in her early 20s, Karen pointing at a flower in front of them and Amy pointing up and away to something Karen can't even see.

Justin had hardly ever had a snapshot taken of himself, but I could see that he had a coolness and self-confidence about himself that would shine in the photographs.

3. Do you have a snapshot of yourself you would send me?

She has a snapshot memory of the first time the two met in a Forest Avenue pub on Staten Island.

"Right now we really only have a snapshot," said Kevin Hale, one of two researchers who prepared the final report.

And a third, to run during the summer, has a snapshot of a roller coaster, to suggest the thrill of discovery.

Somewhere, still, in a file marked "personal, crucial," I have a snapshot of a pale blond soldier, smoking, who was said to be my father.