Sentence examples for swapping tapes from inspiring English sources

Fans keep up to date through word of mouth, swapping tapes and social networks.

Unlike portable cassette or CD players, svelte digital audio jukeboxes like the silvery Creative Nomad Jukebox Zen or that sassy little white Apple iPod do not require swapping tapes or discs.

Forbes caught up with Bill Andrews, president and chief executive of ExaGrid, to talk about deduplication of data and why many companies are now swapping tape for low-cost disk drives.

Unfortunately, collisions linked to music devices have been known for some time; adjusting the radio controls, swapping tape-cassettes and compact-discs, or searching through MP3 files, are all forms of distraction that can result in a near-crash or crash.

There's a booth, too, where collectors can swap tapes of old Dad Benson's shows.

After "Mr. Show" went off the air, people still swapped tapes.

They swap tapes and book advice at freight terminals and at truck stops, where taped books are often available to rent.

The talking animatronic toy has been given a hi-tech makeover, swapping cassette tapes and plastic eyes for a 4GB hard drive and animated LCD peepers.

If that means nothing to you, it's like being able to swap those tapes you made of Radio 1 chart shows with anyone in the world.

By Sarah Larson September 23, 2013 In "Underground Tape Railroad," a 1998 ad-parody sketch that appeared during the final season of "Mr. Show with Bob and David," eager college kids swap underground tapes of amazing real-life scenes — a kidnapping ransom call, an angry drunk guy giving directions, "a guy who falls out of an airplane onto two elephants who are fucking".

We swapped cassette tapes and talked about Mike Watt.