Sentence examples for started to tape from inspiring English sources

Then, just as he started to tape, a message blasted over the school's public address system.

But as they started to tape a sock in his mouth he began to choke, causing the agents to panic and stop.

"I never talked to a police department chief who had started to tape who had not come to like it," he said.

The gunman then demanded that the workers lie face down on the floor, Mickey said, and started to tape their hands behind their backs.

Anyway, Clinton speaks of her time spent working for education and health care reform and her passion for working on behalf of children, which all goes to starting to tape together her shredded up "EXPERIENCE" card.

He grew up on a diet of French films his mother's relatives would send over on videocassette — "Truffaut, Melville, a lot of the bad Belmondo movies," he recalled — and eventually he would start to tape over them with movies he also liked, the action thrillers of John Carpenter, American westerns.

I started up my tape recorder, and we started to talk, one New Yorker to another.

And the government only belatedly started to cut red tape.

With her fingernail, she started to peel the tape off so that she could reposition it over the paper, but she stopped herself.

As Frank Sinatra started to sing on tape, the man sang and danced along, to the amusement of the 30-plus people in line.

He's not particularly smart, and neither apparently is his lawyer, who according to the New York Times, failed to object as soon as the prosecutor started to play a tape that the judge had earlier ruled could not be shown to the jury.