Sentence examples for clips in question from inspiring English sources

"England is awesome," Mr. Stewart said after watching the clips in question.

According to Viacom, the clips in question have been viewed over 1 billion times.

"The clip in question was one of many we reviewed and ultimately selected for our final 'Revolution' TV commercial for Mazda".

Tap the video clip in question on the timeline, then choose Colour Filter to see what's on offer: a wide variety of filters and colour casts are available, which can be applied with a tap.

After watching the extra three minutes of video around the clip in question, it seems like this is less a snuff film of "common sense" than it is the prime minister doing a reasonably good job of handling a intensely religious Christian-adjacent heretic.

You go to the Web site, download a gameplay clip (the games in question are Tekken 6 and Counter-Strike), then add your play-by-play commentary.

They're the subject of Felix Moeller's documentary "Forbidden Films," playing today and Sunday in the New York Jewish Film Festival, at Film Society of Lincoln Center (an organization that Vogel himself helped to launch, more than fifty years ago), and one of the merits of the documentary is its collection of clips from the films in question.

Well, it's wet and it's miserable on the day that Leicester City's footballers have been dreading for weeks, for this is the day that they have to tackle this: "The Hill," intones a somewhat Partridgean local TV news reporter in the early 1980s, on an old clip of the players in question embarking on their pre-season training.

But it's the first part of the teaser that is bit of a departure: Pixar have ransacked their own back catalogue for clips to illustrate the emotions in question.

Pops' technology essentially captures incoming notifications and personalizes them according to a user's needs and wishes, including animations or video clips that wrap the alerts in question.

Users can fix the camera to the mobile device in question through a clip at the base of the arm.