Sentence examples for sort of tape from inspiring English sources

In "How True," he took issue with the prevalent notion that the journalist was a sort of tape recorder or camera, mindlessly recording the words of newsmakers and reporting events as they appeared to happen.

Mr Keith said: "Now that sort of tape would cause alarm bells to ring perhaps somewhat louder than had been the case in February 2004?" Witness G said: "Yes, it would, but again within the context of if a major operation were running, it might need to be put to one side".

First before you've undropped your balls tie your foreskin closed with some sort of tape or string.

Be very careful when using any sort of tape or glue.

I didn't get in until sort of 10 o'clock, but I sort of taped it and watched it.

Attended by the irony that the saintly JFK had employed in the White House the sort of taping system that later destroyed Nixon, this selection of transcripts serves as an accidental autobiography.

On the inspiration for Sonophore, Oliver explains, "[At university] Niall was building a sort of giant tape loop system, and that got us thinking...We were working with the idea of inverting the way tape normally operated in audio devices--instead of the tape head being stationary, and the tape travelling over it, we wanted to try it the other way round".

He's been incredibly vocal in the past about his wishes, for example, to control any sort of sex tape leak that could possibly befall him ("For the most part, I'd rather people have one of those home videos than some of the paparazzi photos that get published - at least I recorded the shit myself," he told W Magazine).

I devised a sort of scotch tape theme to help me through.

The minerals act like a sort of "magnetic tape recorder," reflecting the periodic changes in the Earth's magnetic field.

We're assuming that the one on the bottom is the intake fan and that the owner of this particular PC lives in a laundromat where instead of thowing away dryer lint, they use it in some sort of ticker-tape-parade-esque ritual involving Cuban cigars, glitter, and lots of thrashing about.