Sentence examples for snapshot by from inspiring English sources

Photograph: MOHAMED MESSARA/EPA Updated at 5.45pm BST 5.34pm BST 33 min: A snapshot by Aguero, just to the right of goal.

• To the Editor: Your article about contaminated rural groundwater was well researched but fell short of a comprehensive snapshot by omitting reference to antibiotics and the attendant antibiotic-resistant bacteria that are routinely found in cattle and swine manure lagoons.

The annual snapshot by overseas investors from Ernst & Young found that the UK's heavy reliance on investment by Wall Street firms has led to a drying up of spending.

Nearly a decade earlier French postal authorities, as part of a national anti-smoking campaign, issued a stamp based on a famous snapshot by Gisèle Freund of André Malraux, tousled, perennial cigarette between lips.

While not exactly lucrative — the most recent snapshot by the Bureau of Labor Statistics puts the estimated mean salary of a curator, broadly defined, in the United States at $53,540 — the profession has grown rapidly in cachet.

But the latest Harbour report (a snapshot by a respected consultancy of the American car industry, both American- and foreign-owned) shows that Chrysler has made great strides, with efficiency rising by 16% in the past two years.

Of these, 391 had been analysed by SNaPshot, 900 by SNPstream UHT, 454 by Nanogen and 966 by RFLP.

Specific mutations can be analyzed by SNaPshot or by sequencing the corresponding exon.

A subscriber can take digital snapshots by attaching the one-ounce camera accessory to the phone.

We know these sorts of scenes from snapshots by shutterbugs who probably never heard of Talbot.

Snapshots by Shirley Bé, our friend and neighbor, who's an administrator at Sarah Lawrence College.