Sentence examples for has a tape from inspiring English sources

No, says Rumsfeld, of course they didn't, although Morris has a tape of Rumsfeld himself doing precisely that.

(One of them, the BBC says, has a tape; this will be submitted as part of the corporation's evidence to the inquiry).

I bought the DustBuster; a '50s Beehive Blender; the Bose Wave, which has a tape deck, and the Mr. Coffee all on eBay.

She has a tape recording of her father saying that the ending they used offers a glimmer of hope for the future.

The BBC now says it has a tape of the conversation with him that was the basis of the broadcast.Even so, for Downing Street's PR machine to blacken a dead man's name, when its addiction to spin is so widely criticised, was particularly crass.

We get more than the usual back story on the contestants -- each has a tape as a saber rattler ("I went to Yale; there's no chance I'm not going to win") -- but none is especially striking except one person, who seems distinctive.

Lauren discovers that Tuttle has a tape-recorder ability to play back conversations he once overheard between her and Rey, and she quickly develops an obsession with her uninvited houseguest.

(Anton Kern has a taped floor piece by Jim Lambie; Lombard-Freid has AstroTurf).

My own view is that there is little chance that the White House has a taping system installed.

Rentrak already has a tape-leasing joint venture operation in Japan, the world's No. 2 market, with the country's largest chain of rental stores.

In his favor, Mamet has a tape-recorder fidelity at reproducing contemporary speech.