Sentence examples for use of clip from inspiring English sources
The spiritual forebears are the cartoonists of the 1960s-70s undeRobert Crumbett Crumb et al) but the use of clip art and scratchy line techniques mark this out as a very contemporary collection, and happily the humour is of high quality.
They can be identified by their bright anodized titanium bolsters and liners and the predominant use of clip point blades.
When the thrips were the second attackers, a microcosm device was preferred to the use of clip cages since reproduction of F. occidentalis individuals in clip cages was practically difficult.
But advertisers seem unable to make any use of clips featuring, say, dogs on skateboards or teenagers trading expletives.
But advertisers seem unable to make any use of clips featuring dogs on skateboards or teenagers trading expletives.
Husain's arrival aside, Angus's on-air changes have so far been subtle, although more attentive listeners might have spotted the more frequent use of clips to break up the studio discussion.
Your boiled egg's stone cold!" Billy Liar: 50 Years On (Radio 4) was a fan's paean, by Blake Morrison, to Keith Waterhouse's novel, and made joyful use of clips from the film it inspired.
Around these interviews, Mr. Barker establishes a sense of foreboding with the extensive use of clips from Qaeda videos, many featuring bin Laden, and staged scenes of the female analysts staring into their computers and taping photos of terrorists to whiteboards.
Mann's biopic would make a fine accompanying documentary to my fantasy box set of The Complete And Utter Works Of Robert Altman, and its use of clips from a solid majority of the director's movies makes it a mouth-watering appetiser for anyone eager to reacquaint themselves with the master's entire oeuvre.
For these and the other reasons set forth below, defendants' use of clips from the Hoss video constitutes fair use as a matter of law".
When it came to illustrating the conversations between Hitchcock and Truffaut, Jones made expert use of clips from moments in Hitchcock films both familiar (the shower scene in "Psycho," the kiss in "Notorious") and not.
