Sentence examples for widely shared video from inspiring English sources

A widely shared video from Turkish broadcaster Dogan appeared record the sound of gunfire echoing over the city.

The newspaper's editor, Robert Thomson, will lead the publishing company, and his deputy, Gerard Baker, will succeed him at The Journal, an appointment that was christened by News Corporation's chairman, Rupert Murdoch, in a widely shared video that left no doubt about Mr. Murdoch's confidence in the appointment, David Carr writes in the Media Equation column.

In a widely shared video, an IS fighter is seen walking across what used to be the border between Iraq and Syria and vowing to "break all borders in Jordan, Lebanon, and all the borders, inshallah [God willing]".

In a widely shared video Wednesday, Dave McClure, founder of the business accelerator 500 Startups, went on an expletive-laden tirade about technology and President-elect Donald Trump's victory at a tech summit in Lisbon, Portugal.

In a widely shared video of a woman walking around New York for ten hours and being sexually harassed by a range of different men, it was quickly picked up that very few white men were shown.

Roberto Rodríguez, president of the National Water Commission, calmly explained in a widely shared video that the storm was stronger than some of the most destructive hurricanes hitting Mexico in past years.

The internet's answer to a real-life Snow White, Kelvin Peña, who goes by the name Brother Nature, has become a social media sensation for his widely shared wildlife videos.

Mrs. Brown, a popular sitcom mother played, in drag, by Brendan O'Carroll, starred in a widely shared pro-Yes video, making the case from her Archie Bunker-like armchair.

On Monday, a video widely shared on the Internet showed a middle-aged man firing a gun into the air on a side street with civilians around, raising fears that the confrontation between the protesters and the police could pave the way for civilian clashes between the government's supporters and its critics.

One music video widely shared in Iran was made by Shia militia fighters in Iraq.

A Facebook video being widely shared that supposedly shows Muslims in London celebrating in the aftermath of the Paris terror attacks is fake, it has been shown.