That was the snapshot that lingered later.
If there was a snapshot that fit the Devils on this night, that was it.
One, commissioned by the Washington office of the minerals agency, reported a "grim snapshot" that "illustrates the lack of preparedness".
It's a snapshot that makes readers go, 'Yeah, but what about …'" Stross, meanwhile, has taken the remarks in good spirit.
In the last year, Top Producer Systems has developed tools for agents, like Market Snapshot, that go beyond listings.
There is one memory, one snapshot, that is seared on my memory for life, even though it lasted only two or three seconds.
Rose, a bystander to whom Pinkie clings while trying to appear invisible to the police, has a snapshot that could implicate him in the murder.
There is a kindness in that snapshot that is not the sort of thing we often see in the faces of great stars.
One snapshot that will endure is of Adam at age 1, being hoisted onto Richard Petty's shoulders in Victory Lane after his grandfather won the Daytona 500.
Most of the time, however, when artists refer to their vision, they are speaking of an internal sight, a quick snapshot that disappears as quickly as it occurs.
If there was one snapshot that could capture the Red Storm's evening, it would be of Ceballos giving defensive tips to Glover at midcourt during a break.
