Sentence examples for videotape played from inspiring English sources
In a videotape played for the crowd, James said, "Without you guys, there's no us".
The videotape played today was an unedited version of the deposition without any deletions for national security reasons.
She said so on the videotape played on Thursday, the opening day of her corruption trial in Brooklyn.
"Honestly, I tried to gun it to get away from him," Mr. Janklow said, in a videotape played for jurors on Tuesday at his manslaughter trial here.
Achilles may be unmarried but he is not alone, at least not until a videotape, played in the coffeehouse where everyone hangs out, reveals to all that he has been dumped by his girlfriend.
In the videotape, played on Star-TV, a private news channel, someone says that the visiting executive is a gentleman and Mr. Jain adds that in bed "everyone becomes a gentleman".
An inventive videotape, playing constantly, focuses on a pair of hands (Ms. Mink's) leafing through the older books, and the viewer gets to see all of the pages close up.
Greene has trained with quarter-milers to increase his reserve strength and, like Boldon, he has become an inveterate watcher of videotape, playing back certain of his races 50 or more times, dissecting his own form, detecting his rivals' strengths and weaknesses.
White concluded that the videotapes played some role in chronicling and accounting for police actions: they helped police officers to resolve citizen complaints against them more quickly, and they made unwarranted and frivolous complaints less likely.
After a few visits, Mr. Vega made a swaggering admission to the club's professed owner, Charlie Scadero, according to surveillance videotapes played yesterday in State Supreme Court in Queens: He had killed Officer George Scheu in 1987 outside the officer's home.
Reliability was estimated using videotapes played by actors in which 20 cases with a schizophrenia spectrum disorder or a mood disorder with psychotic features were represented (Cohen's Kappa = 0.80, P < 0.001 for schizophrenia diagnosis; Pearson's r = 0.91, P < 0.01 for PANSS score, Pearson's r = 0.92, P < 0.01 for age at disease onset).
