The phrase "a string of clips" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series or sequence of video clips or short segments, often in the context of media or film.
Example: "The documentary featured a string of clips showcasing the artist's evolution over the years."
Alternatives: "a series of clips" or "a sequence of clips."
A string of news clips highlights Debbie Bosanek, Mr. Buffett's longtime secretary, and her sudden emergence as a celebrity thanks to the tax rate proposal known as the "Buffett rule".
Michel Gondry followed groundbreaking videos for the likes of Bjork, Daft Punk and Massive Attack in the 90s with a string of creative clips for the White Stripes, Radiohead, the Chemical Brothers and more, managing to squeeze in four feature films and and episode of Flight of the Conchords along the way.
Another features a string of Donald Trump clips in which he repeatedly asks "What's going on?" Elsewhere in the app, you can browse the latest videos, the full library of some 5,000 clips, or you can browse categories like "Excited," "Love," "LOL," "Angry," etc.
Distributed through Comcast and co-founded by former MTV programming chief, Andy Schuon, the developing channel has already begun rolling out a string of viral clips featuring Pittsburgh rapper, Mac Miller, The Game and a 53-second teaser in promotion of the network's launch.
I watch a string of three-to-30 minute clips so disassociated from one another that, by the time I go to sleep, I don't even remember how I got from parody movie trailers to Christopher Hitchens debating the existence of God.
In one string of clips it's always raining; in another, the actors' heightened reactions to time seem like counterpunching opposites: someone's Oh my God, it's 2 o'clock, is soon followed by someone else's Relax, it's only 2 o'clock, and then someone else's Have a drink, it's 2 o'clock.
Dick Cavett capped a string of anecdotes about Mr. Ali with an old clip that showed Mr. Ali and the boxer Joe Frazier lifting Mr. Cavett up in mid-air during an appearance on his TV show.
In the clip, BoJack gets a string of texts from someone named "clingy netflix exec" who tries to butter him up with the good news about season five.
There was a guy over a speaker-system giving commentary and starting up the games, but there was no evidence that my dad's friends' table talk was really real, until I spotted some guys walking by with a chip-clip attached to a string of rope, a COSTCO sized jar of mayonnaise, and a huge bag of schnieders $1 wieners. .
