I've seen a lot of people throughout that time be invested for a year, kind of tap out for a year, come back.
Their kind of tap was last on Broadway in 1999, when "Bring in da Noise, Bring in da Funk," choreographed by and starring Savion Glover, closed.
"We've kind of tapped out the medium of television," he said, "but we've got years and years of brand-new experiences that have yet to be conceived on YouTube".
For queasy-making moments in musical theater, I'm not sure anything can top the number crisply titled "Electric Chair," a tap dance presented here as the nightmare of the youngest prisoner, with Mr. Tambo and Mr. Bones taunting: Oh, the juice runs through you And you start to shake It's a kind of tap dance But you ain't awake.
"I've put so much into it over the last five years, and I'm kind of tapped," Cheryl Pierce said.
Third, apparently you have to make a certain kind of tap on the phone, with a fingernail or other hard object.
Then I kind of tapped out because I started thinking about pizza and water.
"Without an improvement in earnings or a projection of earnings growth, our outlook is kind of tapped out," he said.
You just associate The Beatles with Liverpool, so it just kind of tapped into that thing, our affection for The Beatles.
The second round, I got paired against an even bigger guy who had played college football but he also just kind of tapped me.
