Sentence examples for course tapes from inspiring English sources

Of course, tapes don't last forever, either.

But the college's lure for Celtic Colors visitors are the concerts and all-night ceilidhs (pronounced KAY-lees) on its campus and a gift shop with musical instruments, tartan blankets, kilts, Gaelic books, and, of course, tapes and CD's.

But of course tape is not a pleasing fix to stick on your electronics.

In the end, of course, the tapes were Nixon's undoing.

Translators went into panic mode to get the real story out to the English-speaking world – that, of course, the tapes had been fabricated.

Watergate was "done" by many: Judge John Sirica, the District of Columbia US Attorney, Sen. Sam Ervin and his colleagues, the testimony of administration and campaign officials, the Watergate Special Prosecutor Force, the bipartisan House Impeachment Inquiry, an unanimous Supreme Court, and, of course, the tapes of Richard Nixon.

And of course bring tape, every kind of tape -- electrical, duct, and the like -- to fix the things that break (they will break) and to attach those pocket warmers to the back of a camera, the side of a microphone, the bottom of a laptop.

With ribbons and bows and, of course, Scotch tape, Ms. Timberlake, 45, wrapped an oversize golf driver, a child's red wagon and a set of drums to the cheers of commuters at Penn Station in Manhattan.

The Kabbalah Centre markets Jewish mysticism to everyone, Gentile and Jew, adults and children, as a system of tools for self-understanding, to be acquired through its courses, books, tapes and "gear" like T-shirts and key rings.

With a roar from the tens of thousands crammed around the course, the tape flicks up and the horses sprint away.

Other workers use their commutes to listen to books or courses on tape.