Sentence examples for through its video from inspiring English sources

On Saturday night, German TV show Das aktuelle Sportstudio was rummaging through its video archive in a look back at 45 years on air.

Now it's making that an even easier proposition by allowing businesses to upload their own logos through its video creation flow.

More importantly, it's been working hard to provide ways for viewers to navigate through its video library on their mobile devices, and then allowing them to beam the videos that they want to watch to the TV.

Shortly after the Apple TV ban on Amazon.com, an Amazon customer who sent feedback to the company through its video app received an email from customer support which said Amazon's engineering team had an Apple TV app in development.

Below, Centauros is a multi-limbed part-human, part-animal cyber creature brought to life through its video interface.

The idea to work with cathode ray TV sets revolved around an old TV we were using as a monitor for visuals at the space... we tried for the better part of Grischa's soundcheck to get audio signals to generate stuff through its "video input screen" but failed miserably resorting to using a popsicle stick to make the channels zap from one to another in a very rudimentary way.

The EDC Private Cloud has been operating in beta for some months, and Encoding.com already has studio partners either using it directly, or indirectly through its video-on-demand customers.

Under the agreement, Comcast will be allowed to offer some MTV and CBS News programming through its video-on-demand service.

But most people access its events through its videos, which feature close-ups of drones whizzing through lit-up rings and laughing pilots.

Although the show faced criticism from viewers for not intervening when a meerkat was injured and faced death, as a whole, Meerkat Manor enjoyed considerable success and was Animal Planet's top series in October 2007, both on the cable channel and through its video-on-demand service.

Through its television network, it provides video interviews with Merrill Lynch analysts to hundreds of local television stations around the world that subscribe to the service.