Sentence examples similar to minute snippet from inspiring English sources

The 2-hour-8-minute match swung in an 11-minute snippet in the deciding set.

State television, which is generally loth to give publicity to the reformists, took the trouble to film all three days of the conference, and then carefully distilled the most distasteful bits into a ten-minute snippet.

Or they can jump onto another big movie site, www.ifilm.com, and catch one of the hottest little films on the Web, a digitally produced three-minute snippet of action called "405".

At first I could not view a constant stream, only a time-delayed three-minute snippet.

She also weaves in under-a-minute snippets of multitracked improvisations and recorded segments of singing by the Gee's Bend Quilters Collective, the Alabaman craftswomen.

It's hard to teach civics in three-minute snippets because the way we participate in civic life is changing shape – and changing very quickly.

Mr. Herskovits's company planned its run of "Jokes" around the gathering and will offer 20-minute snippets of its spring production for conference members.

"Other pop musicians who have tried classical music often just tack together short, two- or three-minute snippets of melody to build up a nine-minute movement," Bonell said.

It was also reported that London-based record shop Juno Records posted two-minute snippets of all 11 songs on their sales website, before removing them less than 20 minutes later.

Recording the complete sonatas was a radical gesture in Schnabel's time — the technology dictated that each movement had to be broken into four-minute snippets — and one he referred to as an "experiment".

In the meantime I estimate that a good 60% of my contemporaries have tumbled into box-set hell, with their weekends and evenings mapped out in 20-minute, or 52-minute snippets.