Sentence examples for clips like the from inspiring English sources
I watch and rewatch clips like the low-definition "Inches from Death: Downhill mountain biker rips cliffs in Utah".
Unilever has had some recent success with clips like the Dove "Evolution" video, in which an ordinary woman is elaborately restyled into a billboard model.
Images and video clips like the one above abound on the Internet, connecting the golden ratio and the Fibonacci sequence with art, architecture, cosmology, biology, aesthetics, poetry, music and many other fields.
On Monday, Ammar Abdulhamid, a Syrian blogger in Maryland, posted links to recent clips, like the one below, in which men who claim to be soldiers declare that they have joined the revolt.
The best example may be in the museum's small screening room, where "Bunny," Mr. Wedge's 1998 Academy Award-winning seven-minute short, credited with propelling Blue Sky to bigger things, is on a loop alongside more educational clips like "The Principles of Animation".
At the same time, many Republican lawmakers quickly rejected any suggestion that gun control laws need to be tightened, even to limit access to expanded ammunition clips like the one that the police say Jared L. Loughner used outside a Tucson supermarket on Saturday, killing six people and wounding 14, including Ms. Giffords, who was shot in the head.
It opened with a bunch of clips of like, the Ghost Whisperer, and André Leon Talley talking about Andy Warhol, and some movie where Don Cheadle is on a spaceship.
What's turning into the spring of Ovechkin can be told through a series of clips like that one, the body language and emotion so endearingly transparent.
They had film clips like this: By the mid-2000s things were decidedly quieter: greatest hits albums, periodic appearances on reality TV shows, national anthem renditions at the State of Origin.
A federal judge in June 2010 ruled in favor of Google, which had been accused of exploiting thousands of copyrighted clips from programs like "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart".
NBC told CNET that it's gotten to the point that unauthorized video clips (like from the Olympics or The Office) are removed so quickly that there's hardly a soul who sees them.
