Sentence examples for snapshot page from inspiring English sources

The Snapshot page of the magazine showcased street-based photography: Hetherington and his colleague Lena Corner wandered round London, stopping people to ask them for their photo – for which Hetherington showed real flair.

The Snapshot page is a quick glance at your community's pulse.

Mr. Klaw's collection of 1,500 snapshots of Page ended up stashed in drawers at Movie Star News, a shop he ran in Manhattan, and the contents of the store will be auctioned in the next few months through Guernsey's.

In her "Places" series, Ms. Marashian uses scraps of printed matter, including snapshots, book pages and stamps, to construct intimate vignettes no bigger than the pages of a journal.

More than thirty years' worth of penumbral paintings share the walls with their sources: newspaper clippings, snapshots, magazine pages, scribbled notes and sketches, all matted and framed.

When I was in school, my room was dominated by a wall-size bulletin board collaged in postcards, photo-booth snapshots and pages torn from vintage magazines.

Snapshots of pages torn from Miller's notebook were circulated by state media, after his show trial, revealing statements he now describes as strategic lies to help with his attempt to remain in North Korea.

Old postcards and his own snapshots decorate pages that seem to ramble through a bewildering thicket of subjects: the writings of the 17th-century English polymath Thomas Browne; the industrial production of silk; the author's sense of his own mental and emotional condition; the Holocaust and other episodes of genocide.

Results are presented as snapshots of pages, with errors highlighted in bright boxes (a mouse-over displays suggested corrections).

SharedCopy takes a snapshot of the page being noted, similar to Google Cache, and uses that page as the basis for annotations.

A rare candid — and quite grim — Dean family snapshot appeared on page 1 of the August 6th edition of the Burlington Free Press last summer.