Sentence examples for endorsed video from inspiring English sources

Endorsed video ads for Impulse perfume sit next to chatty blogs and behind-the-scenes footage recorded by the group on flip-cams; the latest features footage from Rochelle Wiseman's 21st birthday bash at the Mayfair hotel.

You know, before it became sanitised and over-officiated and the league still proudly endorsed videos entitled "Biffs, Bumps and Brawlers Volume 2".

From the start, MTV2 has featured artists far off the top-40 radar and endorsed videos with an edgy, low-fi flair, creating a middle ground for viewers who have outgrown MTV but still shudder at the thought of Whitney Houston marathons on VH1.

Not all soldiers are eager to endorse video games as a medium for helping audiences understand the nature of combat.

I actually am a person who endorses video and audio recording".

What made me feel especially proud is that the City of Austin Chief of Police, Art Acevedo -- in charge of protecting nearly one million Austinites -- appears in the video, endorses the video, shows empathy for all minorities and, most important, as an immigrant himself, voices his full support for diversity and tolerance within his department and everywhere.

The irony of Koppelman's complaint, of course, is that any success that he enjoys with his mantras — and, so far, several celebrities and big-name writers, including Seth Meyers and Ed Norton, have endorsed the videos — spikes interest in Koppelman as a new kind of guru, the very kind of screenwriting-secrets-keeper that he wants to dethrone.

He might even endorse the video.

How about an instructional video endorsed by Fred McGriff? "Wild, wild," said Yankee Manager Joe Torre, whose team took Game 4 in the Metrodome yesterday to advance to the American League Championship Series.

Actor and investor Ashton Kutcher has endorsed photo and video messaging app Taptalk to his 16 million-plus Twitter followers, telling them it "just secured homepage real estate on my phone".

Perfect for our guerrilla film era, the Red Scarlet, a military-style palm-friendly video camera endorsed by Steven Soderbergh, captures 3,000-pixel 3,000-pixel its 8X zoom lens.