Sentence examples for so much tape from inspiring English sources

Mateen Cleaves, the point guard who led Michigan State to the national title in 2000, said he always felt bad for the assistant coaches, who watched so much tape "they never sleep, especially during the tournament".

More than 100 interviews went into the making of this book; so much tape-transcribing must have been miserable, to say nothing of listening to so many loudmouths tell their life stories.

He spends so much time watching tape and preparing us that he wants us to have every edge we can.

The problem is not so much red tape but what could be called "green tape": the dense web of regulations that embody caution and restraint at every stage of policy.

"But my favorite part — and obviously I spent so much time with that tape — is the pauses, the non-word sounds he made," she said.

"There's so many regulations, and so much red tape," Mr. Bush said.

That suggests someone who – like Paterson – sees environmental protection as so much red tape to cut.

"The government are people too, they have so much red tape, they can't do very much.

"In the UK, there's so much red tape," says Mark. "The Croatian people embrace promoters, so it makes things a lot easier".

They look like a health and safety nightmare – recent works are covered in so much red tape that she could conceivably be making a joke of this.

There is so much red tape that we often don't get access to the support we need as carers," she says.