Sentence examples for clips embedded in from inspiring English sources

She said that in a New York Times website that is "a marvel of innovation", audio or video clips embedded in stories could "deepen the impact" and "embellish" a reader's understanding of, and feel for, what was being told.

You may also want to watch the seven video clips embedded in The Guardian article "The Best Presidential Debate Moments: A Video History" that capture pivotal moments in debate history.

(Quicktime clips embedded in a page are supported).

Lovell edited some of the Times' most innovative multimedia features in recent years, including Jeff Himmelman's piece about his journey on the South China Sea and John Jeremiah Sullivan's deep look at two female blues musicians from the 1930's, compete with audio clips embedded in the text.

Each video clip, embedded in the page, starts to play with a simple tap of the iPad screen.

It's happening right now on a video clip embedded in the web version of this story.

To assess the effects of a commercially available titanium-hydrogel clip on ADC values, DWI was performed on a phantom consisting of a clip embedded in a tumour-mimicking target.

These clips were embedded in a PBL tutor-training course at our medical faculty combining PBL self-experience with a non-medical case.

If I was hiding Limbaugh's "what Harry Reid was talking about" setup, I did a poor job; it's right there on the sound clip I embedded in the post.

It will, however, allow the clips to be embedded in social networks like Facebook, Twitter and MySpace.

But a video clip that is embedded in Joyful Heart's pitch was clearly made after the submission deadline.