Sentence examples for prime tape from inspiring English sources

While 3M has concentrated on improving its new premium brand, Japan's prime tape maker, TDK, has revised its entire videocassette line.

If you have unpainted Sheetrock, prime the taping compound before tiling.

The spoiler aroused further ire on Twitter about NBC's Olympic broadcasting policy, including prime-time tape delay, that has come to be known as #nbcfail.

NBC will still have a traditional package in prime time, with taped and live coverage.

In the West, where all NBC stations are carrying the Olympics in prime time entirely on tape, rather than from 5 to 8 30 p.m., Pacific time, the average three-day rating is 6percentt above the rest of the country.

Eastern from Sochi, Russia, at the 2014 Winter Games will not cannibalize viewership for the prime-time taped recap where advertisers spend the most.

Oh, and the London Games were the most-watched television event in U.S. history, the network proclaimed, thumbing its nose at the Reporters Who Cover Television, TV critics and charter members of #NBCFail who'd been in an uproar about NBC's prime-time tape-delayed broadcasts of the competition and the Opening and Closing Ceremonies.

Let viewers pay to see live what NBC tapes for prime time.

The latest plan for prime time calls for taped shows like "Weather Caught on Camera" and "Storm Riders" from 8 to 10 p.m., sandwiched between live newscasts.

By not streaming live marquee sports like skiing, snowboarding and figure skating, NBC has pushed viewers to prime time to watch taped events for which the results can be known.

NBC says that most of its critics are still watching the Winter Games despite complaints that NBC's live streaming is limited to curling and hockey; that marquee daytime events like skiing are taped for prime time; that NBC's focus is too nationalistic; and that NBC has sown confusion by televising hockey on four channels.