Sentence examples for making subtitles from inspiring English sources

"It would be similar to making subtitles available, an option you could choose with your remote.

Gant suspects the increasing use of computers and phones for social media means that resistance to reading type while relaxing has disappeared, making subtitles less frightening.

This trick also works when making subtitles.

If English-language viewers can handle the fast pace (which makes subtitles a challenge), and audiences indulge their taste for cinematic cotton candy, "All's Well" can be quite the charming treat for the Chinese New Year.

The electronics that made subtitles possible were only just becoming cheap enough to see widespread use.

Related to this, there was a plan to make subtitles in Bahasa (local language) Indonesian, so that more people would get the local taste of Coursera courses.

Not all videos you didn't upload let you use the YouTube Editor to make subtitles.

Thanks very much to Andrew McParland and his team in R&D for making the subtitles available.

Maybe you just think your kid will have fun making the subtitles look wacky.

First, the cultural differences between the setting of the film and the environment of the participants may be larger (i.e. a large proportion of the movies and TV shows popular in China are either American or European), making film subtitles less representative for daily life in China than in the Western world.

Since "Charlotte Gray" was made for popular consumption, obviously the decision was made not to have subtitles.