Sentence examples for the snapshot of from inspiring English sources

Any orthodoxy is the snapshot of a moment.

I found the snapshot of the world through Alex Kuczynski's eyes important feedback.

Even though the snapshot of services was slightly down on November, it was still strong.

The snapshot of suburban malaise provided in "Uncle Wiggily" was just one achievement in a breakout year for Salinger.

The jobs report did appear to assuage concern that the snapshot of the labor market would be grimmer.

Shows man the snapshot of them.. View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Masha Gessen By Jia Tolentino.

The snapshot of Republic of Ireland defiance came in first-half stoppage time and it reinforced the broader picture of their European Championship campaign.

The snapshot of their workload is a grim portrait of a profession plagued by long hours and "unnecessary and bureaucratic tasks", according to the survey.

On the basis of the snapshot of the service sector from CIPS/Markit, the rate of expansion stepped up a gear in the third quarter of 2013.

Overcoming pictorial ugliness and boredom is rewarding: the resultant image is the snapshot of how Russia really looks and has looked all these years unseen.

"That certainly is the snapshot of the risk I see," said Robert J. Barbera, chief economist at the research and trading firm ITG.