Sentence examples similar to a tiny tape from inspiring English sources

He switched on a tiny tape-recorder he had just bought to keep by his bed in Connecticut during his spirited defense of Mr. Schwarz, the former police officer charged with perjury and assisting a fellow officer, Justin A. Volpe, in the torture of Abner Louima in the bathroom of the 70th Precinct station house in 1997.

A purloined letter is now a tiny concealed tape recorder.

Dressed in a natty three-piece suit embellished with a pair of striking cufflinks — a tiny measuring tape and shears presented by a satisfied customer — Mr. Greenfield paused to sort through a rack of finished jackets destined for Brooks Brothers and two fashion-forward labels: Freemans Sporting Club and Band of Outsiders.

Suddenly, from the tiny tape recorder, Mr. Fischetti's muddy, middle-of-the-night voice could be heard mustering the arguments he will use in real life this afternoon during his summation at the close of Mr. Schwarz's two-week trial.

If you don't want the tape to show, make tiny tape loops, sticky-side out.

When she was done my Dad would present the science behind the phenomenon of having more daylight using an instruction wand with a tiny sun taped to its end and a cardboard poster displaying the earth's rotation path.

Recording on a tiny digital audio tape cost a quarter of the price of a 24-track analogue tape.

Digital recorders don't need the tiny tapes, they can record with less audio distortion and they offer extras like easy downloading of your recordings to a computer.

A tiny roll of tape, a pink pocket stapler, and a packet of candy-colored paper clips.

At home he uses micro-tools to open up his own chest and discovers a tiny spool of tape inside.

You can use a tiny bit of tape to hold the animation strips in place, but try not to unbalance the assembly.