Sentence examples for video editions from inspiring English sources
For decades, outside of museums or archives, "Rififi" has been seen in the United States only in pirated, squint-inducing video editions.
The present generation will have the benefit of high-quality home video editions, as Criterion continues to release films from the Lloyd library in the months to come; it will not have, however, the immense pleasure of seeing these films with the large theatrical audiences they were made for, and which Lloyd understood more profoundly than his peers.
Radio 1 will put up to two new pieces of content a day on the channel, with a typical month when it launches next Monday (10 November) featuring 26 video editions of the Live Lounge and one 20-minute documentary or magazine programme.
The rise and decline of empires: animated video edition.
Now Warner Brothers plans to release a new home video edition this fall.
— Nick Fox Snooth: Wit and wisdom from New York sommeliers, video edition: Levi Dalton of DBGB interviews Joe Campanale of L'Artusi, Anfora and dell'Anima.
Now Warner Brothers, which released the film, is beginning the promotional drumbeat for the home video edition, which goes on sale shortly after the election.
Directed by Alexander Mackendrick, "The Ladykillers" has been around too, but no earlier home video edition has done justice to its rich, bold use of Technicolor, that distinctively sharp-edged, cool-toned Technicolor that came out of the British labs.
Introducing the v-book: HarperCollins has released a twenty-three-minute "video edition" of Jeff Jarvis's new business book, "What Would Google Do?" The US Airways pilot Chesley (Sully) Sullenberger left a library book on professional ethics on the jetliner he landed in the Hudson River last month; the library will waive his late fees and dedicate their replacement copy of the book to him.
By then, Mr. Aspinall had proposed that instead of making a film, the Beatles should contribute new interviews (with archival interviews with John Lennon, who was murdered in 1980) to a six-hour television series and a nearly 13-hour home video edition.
Gallaudet University produced a DVD video edition aimed at youth versed in sign language.
