Sentence examples for snapshot classic from inspiring English sources

"In the time it takes to read the original," promised the book's cover, which was designed to look soiled and creased, "you can read this Snapshot Classic up to 20 times and know the story and characters off by heart".

Here's a snapshot of Classics' financials: There are a few valuation approaches within the industry.

My Twitter feed went from being flooded with runway snapshots to classic photos and videos of Houston.

Mr Holland sees his work as something different".Buena Vista was like a revivalist snapshot of a classic record, with a classic sound and aesthetic, but in all my records we're trying to do new things and write new songs," he says.

Nonetheless, Schlesinger comes up with a classic snapshot of England as a country in need of youthful renewal, and he has just the actress to embody it in Julie Christie.

"She had an astoundingly thoughtful and sophisticated relationship with the medium," says O'Hehir. "She combined a snapshot aesthetic with classic stand-in-front-of-the-camera-and-look-at-it style of portraiture which gave her portraits a liveliness combined with a gravity that was a brilliant breakthrough strategy on her part".

You can use this method to play all the way from the latest "snapshot" to Minecraft Classic.

Her snapshots look like classic vacation postcards.

Reprintings not only chart the public reception of a writer who, next to Shakespeare, may be the most popular in the English language; their wide-ranging cover art also provides snapshots of both this classic novel and the modern book.

The application's filters that convert pictures to look like snapshots from yesteryear were inspired by classic Brownies and Instamatics and disposable point-and-shoots.

Concord vice president Nick Phillips, who produced the reissue series, said that Misterioso is "an all-time classic live Thelonious Monk record" and "an indelible snapshot of Monk live in the late '50s".