Sentence examples for blurry tape from inspiring English sources
These are, in effect, CDs with movies on them, and they will probably do for the film business what CDs did for the record business: make some easy money as consumers and video rental shops replace their stock of old, blurry tape with sharp new discs whose quality will not degrade.
ELIZABETH, N.J., Nov. 12 — Jacqueline Purdie clutched herself against the cold, stared at the monitor showing the blurry surveillance tape, and watched her 13-year-old son die.
b) Alicia Machado's supposed "sex tape" amounts to blurry night-cam footage from a "Big Brother -like reality show.
But simply put, the question is whether the blurry white patches visible in the tape are on the top of ivory bill wings or the bottom of pileated wings.
The 1951 demonstration ran quarter-inch audiotape at 360 inches per second, using a modified Ampex 200 tape recorder, but the images were reportedly blurry and not broadcast quality.
These third- or fourth-generation cofies of tapes smuggled in from the Continent had muffled sound and blurry images.
Like the Starn Twins, who tear and crumple prints and Scotch-tape the pieces back together; or like Pierson, who'll fill the frame with a blurry still life while seemingly minor background objects stand out in sharp focus, Morrisroe plainly wanted his work to stand apart from the accepted photographic mainstream.
In the painting "Snowflakes," which depicts a paper snowflake taped to a window, we see through the glass and the perforations in the paper to blurry snowflakes falling outside against a night sky.
By using too much clear masking tape to attach black-and-white photographs to the surface of the collage, the artist creates a ghostly blurry field around each element.
