You can bet that they talked about how much it would cost to produce and distribute, how much they were likely to earn from it, whom they might bring in to write and produce and direct it, when it might be taped and where, how they'd promote it, who the guests would be and where to paint the logo on the customized production golf carts.
It — to me, its major impact was — as I said, occurred to me in the middle of the night — holy cow, there might be tapes.
And Comey comes back to Trump's Twitter feed as a protagonist in this saga, and says when the president made his comment about recordings, he thought to himself, "Holy cow, there might be tapes, and if there are tapes, it's not just my word against his" regarding the attempt by Trump to get him to drop the Flynn investigation.
The N.F.L. found that the Patriots and Coach Bill Belichick might have been taping opposing sidelines since 2000.
"They might as well be taped to our foreheads.
We're taping early this week.
I asked him how he became one of the few American riders of his generation to compete at the highest level of his sport without doping, about what was it like to race in Europe in 1997, when EPO use was so common that it might as well have been "taped to everyone's forehead," as the former rider Jonathan Vaughters once said.
So too might be the tape wrapped around the index finger of Palmer's throwing hand.
Or there might be a tape!
One Dylan song on the album, "Goin' to Acapulco", had not appeared on his 1967 fourteen-song acetate or on bootlegs, and this alerted the world to the possibility that there might be more Basement Tape songs in existence.
Before the audition, Stowell reached out to a producer to ask how long it might be before she taped her episode because she didn't have long to live.
