Sentence examples for our snapshot from inspiring English sources

When language itself is so fluid, always moving, we can't expect our snapshot of it to be crystal clear.

The odds bounce around a lot from one hour to the next, but when our snapshot was taken, the "chalk players" had their money on Mr Obama.

Obviously, it is impossible to tell from our snapshot of the current views of these undecided voters where they will end up — with Obama, with Romney, or at home.

This is expressed in the chart below, which compares the current FiveThirtyEight "now-cast" in each battleground state (our snapshot of what would happen in an election held today) against those of three of our competitors, RealClearPolitics, HuffPost Pollster and Talking Points Memo.

"Our snapshot shows retailers expect a difficult December to be followed by a tough 2011," he said.

As can be seen from our snapshot of data, we are poor at documenting daily sedation scores, with a significant proportion of our patients being documented as over sedated.

"My family took great care with our snapshots," he wrote.

While digital cameras have largely shoved aside film cameras, how we store and show off our snapshots has changed little since the heyday of Kodachrome.

We have torn from the Times an account of its wonders, and after we have memorized it we are going to tuck it away in the same portfolio with our snapshots of the World's Fair.

However, it has been known for a long time that individual energy deposition profiles are actually smaller than the average deposited-energy ellipsoid [36], and our snapshots underline this fact for the present case.

Teachers are much like wedding photographers -- although our snapshots last a year rather than a day.