Sentence examples for early tapes from inspiring English sources
You start to get a sense of Young Thug on those early tapes – his sing-song style, his cartoonish imagery ("I'll eat your ass up – then burp").
Knowles and Bridget Donahue, a director of the gallery, spent a few hours listening to his early tapes so that they could play selections from them during the reception.
For more than twenty years, Donegan's under-the-radar career has been hard to pin down but easy to pigeonhole (video artist), due to the sudden success of a few early tapes.
He and I wrote to everyone he thought might have early tapes, but this recording, and in fact this whole trip to the north-west, had clearly slipped his mind.
On early tapes, he can be heard alternating between quasi-Ebonics ("Yo, we gon' leave the phone lines open, kid") and middle-class white vernacular ("That was very enjoyable"), before settling on a hybrid approach that sounded more natural: he occasionally used street slang, but deployed it with a hint of irony.
That would mean no free tickets to the boxing matches and no early tapes from 'The Sopranos.' " Talk Is All Business At Tea With Queen NELL MERLINO invited the queen over for tea yesterday -- QUEEN RANIA of Jordan -- and they talked about loans to women who own businesses.
But everything I do today has its roots in those early tape-reading experiences.
In between songs on one early tape, you can hear his mother shouting at him: "You're lazy!
We did the interview sat on a park bench and they gave me an early tape of the album and wrote the titles on a paper bag.
His early tape pieces It's Gonna Rain (1965) and Come Out (1966) led to the incorporation of instruments (Violin Phase, Piano Phase, both 1967), and thence to the seminal Drumming (1970-71) and Music for 18 Musicians (1976).
And the early taping has its advantages: While "Saturday Night Live" scrambles to riff on President Obama's doings, Mr. Key and Mr. Peele invented Luther, the spitting-mad alter ego of the president and his cool demeanor.
