The phrase "a clip called" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific video or audio segment that has a particular title or name.
Example: "I recently watched a clip called 'The Wonders of Nature' that showcased stunning landscapes."
Alternatives: "a segment titled" or "a video named".
It involves placing a clip called a probe on the baby's finger or toe, which shines a red light through the skin.
Asked for an example of this story-telling, he goes to YouTube and calls up a clip called "Charles Meets Barack", which featured the story of Charles Alexander, an 86-year-old volunteer, who started helping out with the Obama campaign in the weeks after the death of his wife.
The main course takes a darker turn, drawing its inspiration from a clip called Mastering Bambi, created by artists Persijn Broersen and Margit Lukács.
More than two decades later it was put to music and uploaded to YouTube in a clip called "Play Him Off, Keyboard Cat" - internet users would often use Keyboard Cat as way of mocking subjects in videos.
After installing and signing up for Loopt, you'll need to watch a clip called 'A Day in the Life of SFO's T2' before you can see which offer you've received.
And last year, the airline unveiled a clip called "Just another day in Middle Earth," which was tied to the second film.
Drawers with a central guide usually also have a plastic clip, called a track holder, attached to the lower edge of the back of the drawer.
For proof, take a look at a YouTube clip called "Why It's Good to Be Leonard Cohen": a filmmaker follows Cohen backstage as a beautiful German-accented actress tries to coax him, in front of a full dressing room, to "go somewhere" with her as he wryly rebuffs her.
Later, she found the video that Corker had in mind: a viral clip called "The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger," about a relentless and fearless creature that pursues its prey at all costs.
For example, a video clip called "Swear Jar," which was recently added to the Web site, shows how a company's employees start to enthusiastically lace their conversations with obscenities after learning that the money being collected every time they curse will go to "buy something for the office, like a case of Bud Light".
A porn clip called "DildoPlay," which showed up on the app's Editors' Picks section on Monday, made matters even worse.
