Sentence examples for much tape from inspiring English sources

Williams watched as much tape as when he played.

Perhaps he has been watching too much tape of Michael Vick, but Manning suddenly thinks he can evade pass rushers with his uncanny agility.

Mateen Cleaves, the point guard who led Michigan State to the national title in 2000, said he always felt bad for the assistant coaches, who watched so much tape "they never sleep, especially during the tournament".

He has yet to review much tape, but Sparano intends to apply to Sanchez the same approach that he developed while working in Dallas with Tony Romo and in Miami with Chad Henne.

He gets help from a computer and a set of scanners that tell him how big of a box to use, a small machine that produces exactly as much tape as he needs, and equipment that automatically shoots the shipping label onto each box.

Don't use too much tape.

Her parents understood how much tape-recording meant to her at an early age... Her climb was meteoric.

More than 100 interviews went into the making of this book; so much tape-transcribing must have been miserable, to say nothing of listening to so many loudmouths tell their life stories.

BS: The first one was a discovery process; we were pretty much taping each other's lines.

NBC did not bill the Salt Lake Games as "The Live Games" or "The Not Nearly as Much Taped as Sydney Olympics," but it promised that 60percentt of its prime-time programming would be live.

Too much red tape chokes economic activity.