(Another snapshot for Ms. Bartlett).
Sander hated the word snapshot for good reason.
That proposed tax amount you received was an accurate "snapshot" for just that moment in time.
It's a natural snapshot for anyone who loves cars, or blonds, or both.
If that is true, Friday at the Kraft Nabisco Championship was a snapshot for the memory album.
The jobs snapshot for October was based on surveys conducted too early in the month to capture work disruptions across the East Coast caused by Hurricane Sandy.
Manning provided the snapshot for the game, pulling away from at least four Patriots and a near-certain sack on third down, and lofting the ball to David Tyree.
Since they were first issued in 1995, the School Report Cards, prepared by the State Department of Education, have provided a numerical snapshot for parents and others of the more than 2,300 public schools in the state.
There are still some tickets left for an event which promises to combine nailbiting suspense (for the contenders) with a useful state-of-the-art snapshot for the rest of us.
Or maybe in this summer of oil, war, recession and gridlock, this was the perfect Fourth of July snapshot for the pinched era of Tea Party 2.0, the summer of "No we can't".
The health of Archer Daniels Midland provides a snapshot for agribusiness as a whole because it operates in almost every sector of the business as both a buyer and seller of commodities.
