Sentence examples for most snapshots from inspiring English sources

In most snapshots, pets look stiff, posed and vaguely uncomfortable.

If a record exists for posing for most snapshots with awe-struck Burgundy fiends, Mr. Lardière most likely holds it.

Most amateur snapshots fall short of being either art or news.

The documents do provide some support for many of the women's claims, though most are snapshots in time.

Densely layered with numerous mediums and processes (wet and dry) and much folding and refolding, they are punctuated by cut-out eyes, handwritten texts quoting writers like Borges, Wilde and Leo Steinberg, and, most enticingly, snapshots by the artist.

Overall levels of support for Ukip range from 23% of respondents saying they intend to back the party in Survation's latest survey to 11% in both ICM and Ipsos Mori's most recent snapshots.

In one of the most macabre snapshots of the bombings, the Spanish radio station Cadena Ser broadcast a 12-second recording of an unidentified woman who had called a colleague's voice mail after the initial explosion on a train at the Atocha station.

Videogram finds the most interesting snapshots from any given video to create a mosaic of stills.

You beat your numbers every month, and you're still sharing a cubicle with your lazy assistant who has an audio-enabled screen saver of her cat's most glamorous snapshots.

Part of Fuzel's appeal is that its unique templates disguise out-of-focus or poorly composed pictures, letting you turn even your most mundane snapshots into a catchy video.

In honor of the possibilities of the 2014-2015 season, we dug into the photographic archives of Getty and the Associated Press to find the most iconic snapshots of ballerinas and prima donnas over the ages.