Sentence examples for one taped from inspiring English sources

They are presented in pristine quality on "The Four Complete Historic Ed Sullivan Shows Featuring the Beatles," a two-DVD set that includes the three consecutive appearances from February 1964, as well as one taped on Aug. 14, 1965.

Although this was the fourth episode on air, it was actually the first one taped, and it was was recorded long before viewer complaints poured in about the policy of eliminating contestants after the appetizer round and before the main meat.

In one taped conversation, Beavers said Lee was "essentially working for King".

(Harry Truman used the word "nigger" in private and called New York City a "kike town," but no one taped him doing it).

One taped lecture, which was not by Mr. bin Laden, roots the idea of establishing flexible border redoubts like Tora Bora in Islamic philosophy.

Another one taped to the house said "Civil liberties: don't leave home without them," and a third said "Parental rights, parental rights, parental rights".

The show had been increasingly shifting away from in-studio guests and featuring more on-on-one, taped interviews, which Rosie said in a Feb. 3 episode "confused" some viewers, while others "get it," according to Crain's Chicago Business.

At one taping this fall, two Rwandan hackers, Patrick Muhire and Ceddy Muhoza, pitched VugaPay, a mobile money app that is inter-operable between all of the carriers.

When recording the orchestra for "A Day in the Life", Martin synchronised a four-track recorder playing the Beatles' backing track to another one taping the orchestral overdub.

If you can't find one, tape yourself and try to direct your own performance.

On one tape, a low male voice spoke languidly of killing.