Sentence examples for for their tape from inspiring English sources

They would both dive for their tape recorder so as not to miss a note.

If that happens, the likelihood of Cuban's offering bland quotations will be small, and reporters may once again be reaching for their tape recorders.

Reporters, who have been having trouble capturing Mr. Cheney's low monotone on tape, said they were buying bigger microphones for their tape recorders.

Some sample bikes were on display at the event, and when the news conference ended, a few television reporters pedaled around City Hall Plaza for their taped segments.

Other studios said they would not send their movies to anyone but members of the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences who signed forms promising to take responsibility for their tapes.

"People have all of these subjective ratings for their tapes and someone's like, 'Oh this is an A+,' but then you get it and it sounds horrible," Mr. Serling said.

And then there is this exhibition, dominated by the reminiscences of 28 fans and the handmade covers they drew, painted or collaged for their Lustfaust tapes, in a convincingly diverse range of amateur styles.

PREVIOUSLY: Move over, Kim Kardashian? "Teen Mom" star Farrah Abraham is famous for having been pregnant as a teenager, but she's about to join the growing list of celebrities known for their sex tapes.

Both can thank sex tapes for their ascent to public consciousness, but it was Paris' reliance on a certain raunchiness -- which Kim has eschewed --that have led to their starkly different levels of fame in the following years.

Hype Williams use tape for their productions and it gives the songs a sense of fallibility through the warping of the tape we can hear notes wave and wobble about, like in the the track below.

When David Cameron boasts that he is "rolling out the red carpet" for multinational corporations, "cutting their red tape, cutting their taxes", promising always to set "the most competitive corporate taxes in the G20: lower than Germany, lower than Japan, lower than the United States", all Labour can say is "us too".