Asking the cashier 'can I tap that?' just sounds euphemistic.
I tapped into that network, got people to join and they appreciated the culture we were building, and we got many referrals.
When I was offered the chance to leave my role as director of the Duke Clinical Research Institute for Stanford, I tapped into that same network for insight and opinions.
"Trump tapped that," he said.
Although Mr. Guest's brand of comedy has been called "deadpan," it was only the first of his three movies, the rock spoof "This Is Spinal Tap," that kept its tongue firmly in its cheek.
The term mockumentary, invented to describe films like "This Is Spinal Tap" that signal their satiric intentions with sly winks and gentle nudges, doesn't really apply to "Brothers," which lurches toward pathos and tragedy rather than humor.
However, it's the 1984 film This Is Spinal Tap that is widely credited with launching the mockumentary style onto the larger pop-culture stage.
Then, eventually, I'd tap that icon less and less, finding fewer and fewer articles that I hadn't already seen, or grasped the content of from Twitter posts and interactions.
Interestingly, the contest is called "I'd Tap That".
You can add a random thing like "this page is for all unicorn ninja potatoes" or "I'd tap that like button" but you can make up your own if you don't want to be generic.
