Sentence examples similar to play a segment from inspiring English sources

Vogt played a segment from an NBC Nightly Newss" report on Gawker, in which Jamie Gangel, the correspondent, asked Denton if Gawker was "snarky".

It was a call to unity in which 365 stations showcased their best work and played a segment by Professor Quicke on the value of college radio.

He begins playing a segment -- singing, moaning, his expression rapidly shifting between pain and euphoria -- then stops to interpret, to explain: the refrain based on primary numbers; the rhythms that unfold, like wings, then wrap back onto themselves; the notation, with its virtually indecipherable clusters, which only a mathematician could fully appreciate.

The local radio station is playing a segment about how bourbon is made.

The workshop began with Rinehart and Reese playing a segment of Citizen Four, Poitras's documentary on Snowden and government surveillance that recently won an academy award.

This year it was transformed into an immersive environment that thrillingly promoted Ascension in every way, from the haunting spectacle of early-60s era individuals lining up out front to apply for a mysterious mission to the wildly detailed décor, which included video monitors at every booth that played a segment from President John F. Kennedy's historic 1963 speech about the space race.

They played a segment of "That Golden Rule" by Biffy Clyro, a segment of Elbow's "One Day Like This", a bit of MUSE's "Survival" and a couple of other songs again and again on repeat – never the full songs, only segments – as people went in little boats down the choppy, man-made rapids and a commentator tried to explain things over a PA.

In real life, if you can't get a VIP, the second-best option — though still not a great one — is to video-conference with them or play a taped segment, which makes sense at a live event.

At multiple points in each track, you'll find yourself at a crossroads, where each route will play a different segment of the song you're listening to.

Tickets ranging from £250 to £500 are still available for the ceremonies, with Coldplay set to play a long segment in the closing show.

In 1982 — the year after the launch of MTV — Mr. McDaniels said he persuaded a WNYC program director to play a handful of segments by Rick James, the Pointer Sisters and others on the air during a fund-raiser.