Sentence examples for burn tape from inspiring English sources
When a burn occurs take the frozen leaf out, cut a piece large enough to cover the burn, tape it on, and leave it on for as long as possible.
It is only audio, as Treadwell was attacked before he could remove the lens-cap; in a masterstroke of restraint, Herzog does not let us hear this sound, and sorrowfully advises Treadwell's former girlfriend, Jewel, to burn the tape.
We were able to char tissue paper and, given enough patience, you can use this to pop balloons and burn electrical tape.
Reagan probably would love to burn the tape, and tried to wriggle out of that tight spot during his televised press conference Tuesday.
She advises him to burn the tapes.
Or did he just have the audacity to hope Wright would hush up and burn the tapes before long?
In one, Alexander M. Haig, who served as a Nixon chief of staff, told Mr. Naftali that Nixon had asked him to burn the tapes and that Mr. Haig had refused.
In the movie, Frost decides, as a gamble, to start off the first of the four, 90-minute interviews by asking Nixon, "Why didn't you burn the tapes?" It fails, as a trap.
For clean copy/recording of video this unit is hard to beat, it's a very good piece of equipment for anyone who has to burn old tapes.
Greg Tsujiuchi, a former assistant to the city administrator, told a district attorney's investigator about a particularly bizarre instance in which Fresch insisted that he burn magnetic tapes that were an important backup for original hard copies of city records.
