Sentence examples for snapshot on from inspiring English sources

Edward Thomas gives a snapshot on a visit in 1908: Oh Dunwich is beautiful.

A snapshot on his mobile phone shows the veranda thronged with potential applicants for an ambulance-driver post.

The snapshot on Tuesday of housing-market conditions "is probably going to tell us more of the same," he predicted.

Economists remain concerned about the labor market, and say they expect the government's monthly employment snapshot on Friday to be grim, in part because of the snowy weather.

Anne Carson's new book comes in a box the color of a rainy day, with a sliver of a family snapshot on the front.

In her 1913 book on Mark Twain, University of Chicago professor Elizabeth Wallace recalls walking with him when a fan approached him for a snapshot on the street.

If you put a snapshot on a can and it said it had ten teaspoons of sugar in it, it's going to change consumption by everyone.

Benign, even encouraging, reports are expected on employment, inflation and manufacturing, with the highlight likely to be the snapshot on Friday of employment conditions in August.

In the latest snapshot on housing, the Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller index of home prices in 20 cities increased 1.3 percent in May from April, on a nonseasonally adjusted basis.

She captures suburban life with an archivist's eye for detail; in one story here, a thumbtack is pushed through a stepmother's face in a wedding snapshot on a resentful child's bulletin board.

It was noticeable that David Silva was replaced again, this time by Samir Nasri after Aguero scored the first with a snapshot on the turn from Yaya Touré's pass.