Sentence examples for snapshot life from inspiring English sources

The resulting 11,526 clips and 750 hours of footage have been edited into this feature-length documentary – a project for the BBC Cultural Olympiad that was inspired by Kevin Macdonald's global snapshot, Life in a Day.

Out went expensive sets and lavish costumes; in came character-led snapshots of life shot on low budgets with small crews.

In that spirit, Eric Wareheim showcases creative short films, including an evocative snapshot of life in Huddersfield by Lucy Luscombe, soundtracked by electronic duo Darkstar, and an art film shot in the Balkans by Gery Georgieva for Frieze.

Catherine Ashton's snapshot of life in Gaza is misleading ("Lessons from a Gaza trip," Views, March 22).

Now, Dr. Hanna added, "that snapshot of life in often rural Alabama — that is leaving us".

Here is an unofficial snapshot of life at the birth of the modern world.

"It's a good snapshot of life at the time," Mr. Tow said.

Since then, the group has been uploading a snapshot of life in Syria to Vimeo every Friday.

This compact booklet is a must-read for anyone newly arrived in New Jersey, a diverting, often thrilling snapshot of life in the Garden State.

"Central Park" is a sometimes cruelly accurate snapshot of life as it is lived now... Joshua Winograde displayed a strong bass as a rabbi in "The Festival of Regrets" and as a puffed-up landscape painter in "The Food of Love".

From the adrenaline rush of performing to the monotony of rehearsal, it's a vivid snapshot of life on the road for ambitious teenagers who are constantly told that rock 'n' roll "is the sport of men".