Sentence examples for reams of tape from inspiring English sources
New reams of tape are being ripped off to attach bags of ice to legs and shoulders.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation had accumulated reams of taped evidence by that time, from bugs planted within cars and social clubs.
Most of the cardboard boxes can be recycled, but the reams of tapes, peanuts, foam and other packing material usually cannot.
Taking anything across borders in Africa typically involves reams of red tape and long delays.
Shawn Jenkins, a developer who had two projects caught up in the delays, said he was accustomed to piles of paperwork and reams of red tape in getting projects approved.
The source said: "If planning permission is granted above ground, we cannot allow a small number of people to delay the agreed development by trying to wrap the pipes in reams of red tape below ground".
Consider my last night at Club Med, when the "Music Factory Show" was over and a "retro party" at the open-air bar had begun: I suddenly found myself dancing amid a crowd that included someone dressed as a Harlequin, a guy in a green Afro wig, and another in a police hat and reams of yellow tape.
Willingly walking into the entangling embrace of reams of red tape quite another.
The slowdown appears to be a result of copious reams of red tape from carriers coupled with constant changes to the Android platform frustrating developers.
The classification means researchers face strict oversight and must hack through reams of red tape in order to do their work.
That involves dealing with reams of diplomatic red tape and facing (with great difficulty, on the part of Mr. Lemmon's character) the possibility that the United States may have behaved far less than honorably - Tuesday at 10 30 p.m. on Bravo.
