Sentence examples for grainy clip from inspiring English sources

Watch a (grainy) clip of Tiberius and Caligula here We spent hours and hours in this trailer.

In one much-repeated grainy clip, a man in a suit leaps headfirst over a row of chairs on the lawn and lands in a somersault.

The grainy clip - which lasts for 27 seconds and appears to have been shot on a mobile phone - shows a sheet being removed from the body as it lies on a hospital trolley, revealing the wounds.

It shows a grainy clip of the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., Mr. Obama's former pastor, cursing the United States, and it notes the endorsement of Mr. Obama by two Democratic candidates for North Carolina governor.

The grainy clip, which lasts around 17 seconds, shows the Queen playing with a dog on the lawn in the gardens of Balmoral, the Sun claims, before she raises an arm to wave to the camera with Margaret.

Mr. Lazio's latest ad, which also focuses on the embittered dispute over Muslim support for Mrs. Clinton, includes a grainy clip of Abdurahman Alamoudi, an official with the American Muslim Council, shouting into a megaphone at a rally opposite the White House last week.

Big celebrities like Tom Cruise get shrunken into short, grainy clips.

Images of Mr. Chávez appear during almost every commercial break in montages of grainy clips that also feature scenes of street chaos and camouflaged soldiers.

You've got to be knocking on a bit to have seen any of them in the flesh, leaving the rest of us to rely on the accounts from books, newspapers and grainy clips.

Mobile devices like the iPhone not only quickly capture clips and sound bites and allow for editing directly in the device, but they also provided a rise in quality beyond the grainy clips of yesteryear.

Not all our social battles are grainy clips from marches and sit-ins decades ago.