Sentence examples for So tape from inspiring English sources

After experimentation on their own, the various Beatles supplied a total of "30 or so" tape loops to Martin, who selected 16 for use on the song.

Remember that the steel wool will scratch your fretboard, so tape off right at the fret.

The layers of carbon that make up graphite are weakly bonded (hence its adoption, in 1564, for pencils, which shed a visible trace when dragged across paper), so tape removes flakes of it readily.

Some glue will seep through the paper, so tape might be a better idea.

Pulling the contact paper up from the floor could pose a hazard so tape it down well and replace tape as needed.

(Most likely not in the library's collection: those 92 or so tapes of constant torture that Bush's CIA destroyed).

Faculty and students from the journalism school screen the nominees and provide board members with 150 or so tapes to judge at home.

And so, tape-recorder-in-tow, it was back across the river... Me: We last spoke in October of 2012, around that time.

"He doesn't have HBO, so we tape 'The Sopranos' for him.

So when he decided to do so, he taped his conversation with a customer service representative.

(He has so far taped 660 highly repetitive episodes).