Sentence examples for information and tapes from inspiring English sources

After the publication of his work Comprehending Columbine, Larkin was contacted by the press for comment on the Columbine High School massacre, and discussed a judge's decision to seal information and tapes containing information about the killers.

Meanwhile King Commission chief prosecutor Shamila Batohi has visited India to exchange information (and tape recordings) with the Indian police.

Rather like the poles of a magnet (which are used to store information in magnetic disks and tapes), an electron spin can be considered to point either "up" or "down".

Initially, only notes were taken; tape recorded information and pictures taken where people would not be suspicious.

Somone has to sift through miles of old tapes, track down information and assemble scattered photographs and memorabilia and anecdotes.

Mr. Black said investigators now hoped to get that information from tapes of the pilots' conversations with air traffic controllers.

Former Los Alamos scientist Wen Ho Lee also was infamously charged with 10 counts of retaining classified data for storing information on tapes.

It used paper tape to record the information, and it didn't actually tell the police whether the attempted phone calls were ever completed.

Half of the population received the complete study material, consisting of a letter of invitation, information brochure, tape measure and consent form (one-step screening approach).

Maybe the Campaign for Educational Equity's full report will get national media play and shine a spotlight on those who really don't have any of the social and financial resources most of us take for granted - those who have to ask strangers for shoes, and tape, and information just to get simple fifth-grade class reports completed.

They said that Dr. Lee disclosed shortly before the plea bargain that he had not only downloaded the information onto computer tapes, but had also made copies of the tapes, a disclosure Ms. Reno and Mr. Freeh said they regarded as "frightening" because it meant "that at least 7 and as many as 14 or more tapes containing vast amounts of our nation's nuclear secrets remain unaccounted for".