Sentence examples for clips linked to from inspiring English sources

They can be seen on YouTube clips linked to his Web site, www.ktre.nl.nl

All the clips I've linked to so far — and, for good measure, "Colbert Moments: Stephen Cracks Up" — have one thing in common.

Once the board has been connected to a PC or laptop via USB, the alligator clips can be linked to any object that conducts electricity.

Virage extracts data from the storyboards and codes it into the video files with a timestamp, so that moments in the video clips can be linked to common keywords.

If you host a blog, please download each of the clips I've linked to in this post and host them at your site.

This practice, known as "hotlinking", is controversial, since the owner of the clip that is linked to may not be properly credited.

After that, when the user attach the clip device to the note, the sensor embedded on the clip identifies which note is being clipped and the data set will be linked to the clip device.

When shared externally, the clips will link to a website which will allow others to watch the clip as well as prompt them to download the Go90 app.

The software makes it possible to create online video clips that link to advertising or e-commerce sites, or provide more information about particular products.

In Britain, various conservative and Eurosceptic outlets and blogs cheered Mr Oborne on and linked to YouTube clips of the encounter.

Note: I've linked to YouTube clips for the above songs so you can hear the similarities – there doesn't seem to be a way to embed Mufin results yet.