The phrase "a sort of video" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that resembles or is similar to a video but may not fit the traditional definition of one.
Example: "The presentation was more like a sort of video montage, combining images and audio to convey the message."
Alternatives: "a type of video" or "a kind of video".
It is the kind of welcome that one might have expected for an earlier incarnation of Lou Dobbs — the Harvard-educated anchor of CNN's "Moneyline," which in the nineteen-nineties served as a sort of video clubhouse for corporate America.
It is the kind of welcome that one might have expected for an earlier incarnation of Lou Dobbs the Hanchor-educated anchof of CNN's "Moneyline," which in the nineteen-nineties served as a sort of video clubhouse for corporate America.
Microsoft's event was a sort of video game blitzkrieg.
If they're not available you can send them a sort of video voice mail.
The service, which involves, like Joost and Babelgum, downloading new software which becomes a sort of "video browser".
The real differentiator was that OnTheAir could serve as a sort of video call-in radio show for the Internet age.
A fellow parent of a toddler showed it to me, with the accompanying explanation that it had become a highly effective way of quietening her daughter, like a sort-of video tranquilizer.
**To watch: "**The American Beer Revival" — a sort of video infographic about the fall and rise of the brewing industry in the U.S.: Alex Koppelman was a politics editor for newyorker.com from from 2011 to 2013.
A fellow toddler-parent showed it to me, with the accompanying explanation that it had become a highly effective way of quietening her daughter, like a sort-of video-tranquilliser. "Look," she said, and, presenting her phone to our pair of two-year-olds, invited me to watch as their expressions began to glaze over.
Glide users can broadcast live video missives to their friends who are then able to respond with a broadcast of their own — think of it as a sort of video-centric walkie-talkie.
"We would park on the open upper deck of the ship, then launch the remotely operated vehicle--a sort of flying video camera," Giddings said.
