Sentence examples for snapshots of a from inspiring English sources

Snapshots of a dilemma.

He handed me two snapshots of a cornfield.

FOUR places: four contrasting snapshots of a relationship.

In his photos were snapshots of a boy with his nose and a pretty teenage girl.

"It's as if we get snapshots of a game at different points of action".

What he offers instead are snapshots of a country in transition.

We tend to remember snapshots of a moving sequence of images, rather than the entire sequence.

They offer three snapshots of a diverse and young African-American community.

These measurements, taken together, offer a series of snapshots of a ride.

There are also framed groups of snapshots of a well-to-do family, dating from the mid-20th century.

To understand Picasso's works, you must regard them as "anecdotes or snapshots of a particular moment in his life".