Sentence examples for library footage from inspiring English sources

There was no target, and the pictures of the cruise missile were taken from library footage.

In an embarrassing admission, Sky News bosses had to admit some of the scenes were in fact reconstructions or taken from library footage.

This consists of library footage of him talking about himself, and a dispassionate robot voice listing dry statistics about his career.

The news bulletin featured library footage of Charlie Hebdo editor Stéphane Charbonnier, who was shot and killed in Wednesday's terrorist attack on the French satirical magazine's Paris offices, holding up a special edition of the magazine four years ago featuring a cartoon of Muhammad on its front page threatening readers with "a hundred lashes if you don't die laughing".

"The report gave the impression that HMS Splendid was engaged in action against Iraq, when, in fact, some of the scenes were reconstructions, or from library footage," said Mark Sharman, the deputy managing director of Sky Networks, who chaired the inquiry.

Beeb in a world of its own BBC News has been illustrating Rugby World Cup final preview items with stills from the tournament or library footage of old games under the misguided belief that the current rights holders ITV would not provide footage if asked.

Richards' video, called Rosebud, mixes censored pornographic images he found in a Japanese library with footage the artist filmed in the countryside.

When we talk about expanding our public library square footage in Costa Mesa, we need to consider the use to which this extra space might be put.

I caught up with Marah to chat with her about her first documentary film, what it was like to work with Carl's amazing library of footage, her experience at Werner Herzog's rogue school, and the few times she's gone skydiving herself.

Other notable assets include its media library, which owns footage from "American Bandstand".

It is essentially a film library, licensing the footage for a fee.