Sentence examples for footage presented from inspiring English sources
Korean business owners formed ad hoc militias; footage presented in "Let It Fall" shows these groups exchanging gunfire in the middle of the streets.
The panel was appointed after a separate committee testified in February that they had not seen all the footage presented as evidence by prosecutors.
| Sept. 22 at 8: Film fragments and reprocessed sounds by Stephen Parr. | Sept. 23 at 8: Medical footage presented by the Orgone Archive.
Disney has naturally gone in a different direction with its depiction of the mythological figure in its forthcoming film Moana, at least going by the 25 minutes of footage presented to journalists in London last Friday.
The footage, presented by an entrepreneur named Adrian Erickson to promote an upcoming documentary, leaves plenty of -- maybe too many -- unanswered questions.
An expert witness specializing in the use of force testified that the footage presented was difficult to assess given that there is no context for the action.
The movie begins with a brisk collage of archival footage, presenting a sardonic view of Adolf Hitler's rise to power, German expansionism, the start of war, and the defeat of Germany.
But camera positioning aside, the existence of the footage presents potential problems according to Cagle of the ACLU.
Information gathered through witness testimony, satellite images, and video footage present indicates that dozens were killed by security forces in the East African country following a rebel-led attack on December 11 waged against several military bases in the capital Bujumbura, Amnesty alleges.
The only problem: The footage he presented proudly during his nightly broadcast on the Sada el Balad channel on Sunday wasn't footage of a Russian airstrike at all.
As co-author of Holyfield's autobiography, I'm certain that the footage, when presented neutrally, shows only inadvertent collisions when Holyfield didn't feel compelled to move his head out of the way just because Tyson expected him to.
