Sentence examples for set to tape from inspiring English sources
On midday in early February, the production team was set to tape a scripted moment in a belly-dancing class at Serena Studios in Midtown.
The show is set to tape late Wednesday afternoon at The Ed Sullivan Theater in Manhattan for airing at night.
Produced by T Bone Burnett, who collaborated with the Coens throughout the process of casting and recording, the record is filled with cleanly recorded traditional music set to tape in midtown Manhattan.
The comedian Dana Carvey came out on to the set to tape a promotional spot for the celebrity "Millionaire" show in which Mr. Carvey, in a Regis Philbin wig and suit, claimed to be Mr. Philbin.
Later, he returns to the set to tape a sequence of similar spiels that are inserted into local CBS newscasts around the country (with personalized first-name greetings for each local anchor).
Set to taped music, the piece begins in 1890, the year of the ballet's St . Petersburgpremiere.
It was set to taped folk music by Nuova Dincanto Popalarie, whose singsong nasal quality added to the hilarity of the quartet (Ms. Baldwin, Danielle Dugas, Heather Olson and Jennifer Uzzi).
Love was the subject of "Moon," set to taped versions of "Blue Moon," performed by everyone from Elvis Presley and the doo-wop Marcels to the unlikely singing duo of Liza Minnelli and Robert De Niro.
Like most of the works here, this was to live music (the two Indian entries were regrettably set to taped music, though the detailed musicality of Savitha Sastry's Bharata Natyam solo was impressive).
"Fools' Paradise" (set to taped music by Joby Talbot, the only work not played by Ms. Wainwright) and "Tears of St. Lawrence" both illustrate Mr. Wheeldon's compositional skills.
Along with the barefoot classicism of Mr. Kylián's "Petite Mort" (a sensual ballet set to excerpts from Mozart piano concertos), the troupe will tackle the wry athleticism of Mr. McIntyre's "Split" (set to taped improvisations by the jazz percussionist Art Blakey) and the burlesque of Mr. McEldowney's "Group Therapy" (a sketch about four dysfunctional couples).
