Sentence examples for going through tape from inspiring English sources

With the Giants players off until Monday, Spagnuolo has been going through tape of the Dallas game.

The aim of familiarisation, achieved by going through tape recordings, transcripts and observation notes, was to get a sense of the focus group data as a whole.

This turned into hours of going through tapes and finding a handful of really great things I thought I'd lost.

Using a different name on business cards or a CV doesn't require going through red tape.

I didn't bother going through the tape because the entire point of a video like that is see the money shot - seeing him "walk" across the finish line.

The police are going through 2,500 tapes and evaluating more than 2,000 calls from the public.

The prosecutor also revealed that Mr al-Hilli had recorded all of his phone conversations and investigators were going through the tapes.

"When we were going through the tapes we found a lot of stuff that didn't fit the main CD," recalls Shipley.

Mr. Van Ronk's last concert, in Adelphi, Md., on Oct. 22, had been recorded, and Van Ronk spent his last weeks going through the tapes to prepare a live album, Mr. Greenhill said.

"He'd been going through the tapes professionally, I recreationally," said Shearer.

"They were going through tarp, rope, tape, flashlights, batteries and buckets, five-gallon pails," said Mr. Polhemus.