Sentence examples for able to tape it from inspiring English sources

I remember my old man frantically attempting to fix it, managing only to get the VCR working, meaning we were only able to tape it.

"Once I am able to straighten it out," said Walker of his elbow, "I'll be able to tape it up and go". Even if Walker had not been injured, he would have been missing from the starting lineup for the first time this season on Tuesday night.

Remember to try all of these and if all else fails you may be able to tape it from TV. Don't download illegally!

Get some aluminum/tin foil and cover your notebook with it, leaving a couple extra inches on the sides of the notebook so that you will be able to tape it later.

"That scares them away, and if it gets really ugly I'll be able to tape at least some of what's transpiring".

A BBC spokeswoman called the initial sale results "a huge phenomenon", as "it is unheard of for a video to sell even half as well, especially when viewers are able to tape the episodes at home for free".

That means he may be able to tape an appearance with Mr. Letterman only on Friday.

Luckily, Lang was able to tape up his shins, and he continued his journey without any major hiccups.

Participants will be able to tape their own paper Pringles, known as hyperbolic surfaces among geometers, from cutout templates.

Visitors will be able to tape themselves doing stand-up broadcasts as if they were reporting from the White House.

Fortunately, before they died, I was able to tape record my mother and her siblings singing the songs that I heard her and them sing when I was a child, and also my father telling some of the stories and poems he had recited during my childhood.