Sentence examples for taking a quick snapshot from inspiring English sources

Crime fighting is not emphasized as a primary use as the cellphone industry introduces more and more camera phones capable of taking a quick snapshot and sending it wirelessly to the Internet.

She makes sure to give characters who appear for no more than a sentence or two a name, a nationality, and a mole on the cheek or a passion for collecting antique maps; it's as if she were grateful to them for dropping by, and wants to commemorate the occasion by taking a quick snapshot.

This time, though, instead of wielding a spray can, he pulled out a camera and took a quick snapshot of the artwork, done with the landlord's permission.

FotoFlexer also now integrates directly to your webcam and to take a quick snapshot and edit it.

So when you hit that home button, or, I imagine, change pages in Safari, it takes a quick snapshot of it so it can do a nice transition, flip it, zoom it, whatever.

But first, let's take a quick snapshot of companies impacted by Hurricane Sandy.

So I wanted to take a quick snapshot at some true innovation in branch design and deployment today.

Now for the real story, which is really awful and depressing: I showed up at the hotel with a photographer to take a quick snapshot of Woody to accompany the interview.

"We need to take unprecedented action to get a quick snapshot of how our ash trees are fairing in the wider forest and woodland environment.

But after things settle down, this will be a good way to get a quick snapshot of basic website statistics.

We've rounded up all of Brown's actions here, and have a quick snapshot of the final activity below.