Sentence examples for a tape about from inspiring English sources

A friend from the University of Kentucky showed me a tape about Georgetown playing Kentucky in the semifinals.

One of the key things for "Man on Fire" [about a former assassin out to avenge the girl he was hired to protect] was that he gave me "The Iceman," a tape about a guy who killed about 200 people.

Some of the activists have died, among them David Wojnarowicz and Phil Zwickler, who made "Fear of Disclosure," a tape about what they called serodiscordant dating: between a man who is H.I.V. positive and one who is negative.

But much more complex theories about the crash of Pan Am 103 have made the conspiracy circuit for years, including one that says the F.B.I. and United States Navy Seals raced to the scene in a white helicopter to hunt for a box that contained a tape about the Iran-contra scandal or a drugs-for-hostages swap that would have that brought down the American government.

For this project, you need four things — sliding-head pliers (Channellock's cost about $16), an adjustable wrench (Crescent's, about $25), a small piece of rubber or cloth and, perhaps, plumber's tape (Hercules half-inch tape, about $1.40 a spool).

His dad, who died in 1996, spoke freely into a tape recorder about the horrors of Dunkirk.

You use a large finger-disc keyboard to punch holes in a paper tape about five inches wide.

(That was how I saw it: on a grainy, overplayed tape, about a year later).

A CD on tape about a road trip or your specific destination will be great to get you in the mood.

Instead of sending a follow-up letter after the interview, I sent an audio tape about what I could do for the company.

For each of those spots, cut a piece of box tape about a foot long.