Sentence examples for snapshot look from inspiring English sources

Here is a snapshot look: JAPAN -- For decades, Japanese shareholder meetings have given new meaning to the phrase "rubber stamp".

Here is a snapshot look: SWITZERLAND -- This country has developed a reputation for raucous annual meetings that can last hours.

It's an interesting snapshot look at what might get published at a particular point in time (interest in thematic material and certain "days of the week" puzzles changes over time).

Her version of this dispute differs from his; she said it began over a laminated card, or "cheat sheet," a snapshot look at business aspects of the Knicks that she gave him.

Here is a snapshot look: BRITAIN -- Corporate executives in Britain once approached annual meetings with a mix of confidence and annoyance -- confidence that big investors would support their plans, annoyance that small investors might bring up noisy grievances.

In 1967 photography scholar and curator John Szarkowski organized the now-celebrated exhibition "New Documents" at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, featuring the work of Arbus, Friedlander, and Winogrand and identifying them as the new generation of photographers following in the footsteps of Frank and inspired by the "snapshot" look.

By the end of their 5-hour, 16-minute round, that snapshot looked out of focus.

To mark a year on from the changes, the Healthcare Financial Management Association HFMAA) took a snapshot looking at the attitudes of their members, those working on the frontline.

Her snapshots look like classic vacation postcards.

Tourists posed for snapshots: Look how crazy we're getting in New York!

Kodak is coming out with the Z1085 IS, a slim six-ounce camera with a 5X optical zoom and several built-in features to make snapshots look more professional.