Sentence examples for took a snippet from inspiring English sources

The man also took a snippet of Armstrong's locks, which has not been a regular part of cycling testing.

On "Diamonds," the Rihanna hit he wrote with Stargate, he took a snippet of Mr. Eriksen's singing, altered the sound electronically to make it dirtier, then used that timbre, manipulated with audio software, to create ghostly accompaniment lines.

Norman, the chair of the committee, defended his role in the affair, bizarrely claiming the "press pack" were a "herd of ungulates" who had bounced Radcliffe into speaking out by taking a snippet of his question out of context.

"Like this ad that has come out in our state that has taken a snippet of a sermon of Wright, Dr. Barberr said, referring to a television advertisement from the state Republican Party that ties the Democratic candidates for governor to Mr. Obama and, by extension, to Mr. Wright.

Norman, the chair of the committee, on Wednesday defended his role in the affair, bizarrely claiming the "press pack" were a "herd of ungulates" who had bounced Radcliffe into speaking out by taking a snippet of his question out of context.

So why did Lakota Ernie LaPointe allow geneticist Eske Willerslev to take a snippet of Sitting Bull's hair?

It's an iPhone and Android app that allows you to create a video by taking a snippet of your favorite song, adding a video filter and singing along.

StarGate's Mikkel S. Eriksen told The New York Times that Blanco took a recorded snippet of Eriksen's singing, altered it electronically, and made it sound "dirtier".

Dr. Rudich took a weakened virus, inserted a snippet of EPO gene, then injected it into the monkeys' thigh muscles.

Audi Germany, meanwhile, took a longer video ad and cut it down to smaller snippets.

I can understand snapping a picture or taking a short video snippet, but more than that seems ridiculous (and illegal).