Sentence examples for unfortunate snapshot from inspiring English sources
Like "Money for Nothing," "The Star-Spangled Banner″ is a polaroid, an unfortunate snapshot of the way many people used to think.
The Toronto Star is running the sweaty pink photo on their front page and I'm sure they are just racking in the hits right now as people LOL and ROFL at the unfortunate snapshot of Robbie making a big mistake.
Last night's special election victory in deep blue Massachusetts wasn't a referendum on President Obama or on health care, it was a referendum on politics in a Washington that places the interests of Wall Street titans and corporate executives ahead of the interests of Main Street America (Click here if you want to see an unfortunate snapshot of the Coakley campaign).
It is rather unfortunate that the final snapshot the Queen's Club crowd is likely to have of Andre Agassi will be of him landing on his bottom yesterday after failing reach a ball hit behind him by Tim Henman.
It is rather unfortunate that one moment, a snapshot in time, has taken such a negative toll on his life and his career.
Someone I haven't seen in decades just posted a snapshot of me on Facebook: there I am at 16, dressed in an unfortunate cowl-neck sweater, my hair cut to resemble a Semitic cotton ball.
