Sentence examples for longer taped from inspiring English sources

This interview was edited and excerpted from a longer taped transcript.

Sam watched intently through the glass of the control room window – he was no longer taping, and in almost every respect this session had to be accounted a dismal failure, but still there was something... Every so often the boy looked up at him, as if for approval: was he doing all right?

Gallinari's sore right wrist is improving, and he no longer tapes it for games, allowing him to regain his shooting stroke.

One day during the teleconference, Mr. Bowman warned 28 minutes in that the line was about to go dead and said testily, "I sure wish these damned KGB guys would get longer tapes".

Take another piece of tape (about 4 or so squares length) and cross it face-up, perpendicularly across the other, exactly one square's length from one end of the longer tape.

Rosie O'Donnell's Chicago-based talk show will no longer be taped in front of a live studio audience, the host explained in a video blog on her show's webpage Friday.

As the game proceeded commercial-free on MSNBC (all ads were in the intermissions), this is what NBC showed: First came four segments of men's Alpine combined skiing (taped), none longer than six minutes, all separated by commercial interruptions lasting two to three minutes.

He no longer fears tape recorders or tapped phones.

They will last longer than tape.

One foot is a good place to start -- the longer the tape, the bigger your flower will be.

… Entering a room is a lot easier now; I no longer concern myself with proverbial notes taped to my back.