Sentence examples for have some tapes from inspiring English sources

Then, in a lower voice, "I have some tapes of Gertrude Stein reading" — as one might say, "I have some photos of Greta Garbo in the nude".

Then, in a lower voice, "I have some tapes of Gertrude Stein reading"—as one might say, "I have some photos of Greta Garbo in the nude".

Judith Muir, the bride's mother, said: "When they first met, Chris was talking about his long commute and Lara said, 'I have some tapes you might like to listen to.' They were of the Rev. Tom Tewell's sermons at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian.

You should still have some tape left over from the poncho and backpack.

Make sure to have some tape near the edges of all sides, but it may also be useful to stabilize the paper by taping down sections in the middle.

"He listens to Spanish language radio, he has some tapes he listens to, he speaks in Spanish with some members of his staff," said Michael McKeon, the governor's communications director.

"I don't know how bad it is, but he had some tape on his wrist," McEnroe said.

RUDD: We got the term "bad connection" because our sound guy had some tape on one of his packs that had written on it "bad connection".

I have some audio tapes of old broadcasts, and the voices take me right back to childhood.

"It has a cassette player in it, and I have some mix tapes that I've made over the years that I'm not going to be able to listen to anymore.

You have some strapping tape.