Sentence examples for lengthy tape from inspiring English sources

Ebersol built toward prime time with the most popular sports, even if it meant lengthy tape delays.

The passions of irate viewers — whether being in a time zone with taped footage or watching an opening ceremony on a lengthy tape delay — suggest something beyond a traditional desire to watch sports live.

In the 1960's, lengthy tape recordings of her battles with her socialite-mother on the telephone became grist for Warhol, as did her Polaroid studies of little bits of this and that.

Tonight the vice president taped a lengthy segment to be broadcast Wednesday morning on NBC's "Today," and aides said he was planning more interviews.

The Patriots issued a statement Wednesday, calling the negotiations "frustrating" and "lengthy," and again denied taping the St . LouisRams' walk-through practice before Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002.

It's no secret that the tech community has historically reacted with hesitation at the thought of collaborating with the public sector, what with the red tape, bureaucratic processes, lengthy sales cycles and a generally poor standard of implemented technology (remember Healthcare.gov before Marketplace Lite?).

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A key piece of evidence, he said, will be tapes of a lengthy interview Mr. Posada gave to The New York Times in 1998, in which he freely admitted organizing the campaign of explosions at hotels and a restaurant to scare off tourists.

Among the items are rare photographs, press clippings, stage props, vintage posters, backstage passes and set and guest lists for some of the band's innumerable concerts, which were famed for their lengthy jams and die-hard tape-swapping followers, the Deadheads.