Sentence examples for phone tapes from inspiring English sources
On the last of Holmes's phone tapes, on Oct. 11, he recorded Crawley telling Addie he would move in the next day.
Our Nixon intercuts this up-close-and-personal footage with material from the White House phone tapes secretly recorded by Nixon, news reports and later interviews with the three staffers themselves to create a picture of the presidency from the inside, from initial optimism right up until the wheels came off.
At dinner with Kay Graham and some friends at Kinkead's, a Washington restaurant, a few months ago, I told Mrs. Graham that C-Span radio, which has been broadcasting Lyndon Johnson's phone tapes from the Oval Office on Saturdays, had just played the one where L.B.J. flirted with her.
There are two huge cubbies in the center stack, however, good for throwing your cell phone, tapes and CDs into.
To compose the piece Satz, requested samples from Evan Doorbell, a "phone phreak," whose recordings of hours of phone noises known as his "phone tapes"—between 1970 and 1987 document the rich telephony of the era.
(During rehearsal, one key rang flat: a contraband mobile phone, taped underneath).
It was then that they discovered suspicious items in his bag, a cell phone taped to a Pepto-Bismol bottle, multiple cell phones and watches taped together, and a knife and box cutter, according to another U.S. official who had been briefed on the investigation.
I am told to leave everything else behind: handbag, phone, tape recorder.
This isn't the first time since 9/11 that box-cutters have slipped through security: In August 2010, two men on a flight from Chicago to Amsterdam were questioned after it was discovered that their checked luggage contained a cell phone taped to a Pepto Bismol bottle and box-cutters and knife.
Suzuki told The Creators Project that many products came from the so-called BRIC economies of India and China, including old cell phones, tape recorders, and speakers.
Instead, I taped it to the back of my phone with tape.
