Sentence examples for like snapshots from inspiring English sources
The story is told in discrete scenes, sort of like snapshots in time.
Such images are "like snapshots of a ballerina," says Paul Hansma, a physicist at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
These songs are like snapshots of moments: fleeting, blurred, destined to fade.
"This stuff, I want that aesthetic of just, like, snapshots".
Short-term data sets are like snapshots of the environment at a single point in time.
They are like snapshots of the scriptures, fleeting and forceful, flashes of instrumental or vocal colour.
My life at that time was full of passing relationships: people I knew for days, or even hours, and who posed for Polaroid-like snapshots in my memory which outlast many of the long-exposure images I've collected since.
We loved the words with Jon's cartoon-like snapshots of our banal real lives, and we knew the music was great but not right – it seemed too busy and kind of old fashioned.
That Medusa-like snapshot, taken in 1966, with peroxide hair swept up and back and a fixed, almost defiant, look in the eyes, became an icon of crime.
Just yesterday, it's worth noting, Microsoft added some interesting new features to its Knowledge Graph-like snapshot feature, which occupies the middle column on the Bing search results pages.
When the video jumps to the image you like, click Snapshot button under the preview window to store the image in the snapshot folder.
