Sentence examples for committed to tape from inspiring English sources

Almost every idea for a song or arrangement was committed to tape.

Throughout the two-hour session, sound engineer William Flageollet claimed to have witnessed "heavy petting" in the vocal booth while the sighs and whispers were committed to tape.

The singer Eddie Vedder led the crowd in what has to be one of the most elemental and self-affirming choruses ever committed to tape: "I'm still alive".

Colbert, recalling a bit about the awarding of the foreign-language Academy Award, calls it "possibly the most racist sketch ever committed to tape".

Its stand-out track The Cedar Room opened with what may be the most half-hearted harmonica solo ever committed to tape, a protracted musical sigh of defeat.

The rollicking, despairing "Super 8" also gestures toward a lifetime of drinking, opening with perhaps the most reasonable request ever committed to tape: "Don't wanna die in a Super 8 Motel / Just because somebody's evening didn't go so well".

"Record company and management aren't keen on showcasing Maguire this early in her professional development," Empire observed sagely, "nothing has yet been committed to master tape, but there is talk of her writing with some of the most bankable producers going".

No less important, the director has dedicated all his earnings from Schindler's List to creating the Shoah Foundation, committed to collecting the taped testimonies of the last remaining Holocaust survivors before their memories are gone forever.

To get access to the call center, we had to commit to not taping those calls either.

Writing in The Beatles Forever, Schaffner opined that "Dark Horse" could have been one of Harrison's most successful singles had he "only waited to recoup his voice before committing it to tape".

She had 130 hours of her talk show to tape each year, so she had committed to only 35 hours of original programming on OWN.