At Marion Street, his cassette tape ended, and he stopped to switch tapes.
Later Ivanova takes the recording, but finds that Bond had switched tapes, leaving her with a recording of Japanese music.
Within five minutes, however, Damon is switching the tape recorder on and fending off imaginary brickbats.
Jerry's friend Elaine Benes Julia Louis-Dreyfuss) tells George how something similar happened to her brother-in-law, who took care of the problem by secretly switching the tape.
The bulky lamps dual serve as multicolored sculptures by day and refurbished cubic disco balls by night and, in addition to their funky style, are uniquely interchangeable, enabling buyers to switch the tapes out, insert their own, and even listen to the ancient tunes of their plastic wheels.
"I don't know why they think we're the same," she sings on the latter — a highlight of her EP, Switch Tape — as she mourns out-maturing old friends.
Triptych by Claude Simon: This book kind of works like a text-film spliced from three different tapes, switching back and forth without letting you know when and building these fucked up image-graphs that keep spooling into darkness.
And, once he began recording, the FBI unusually allowed him to switch the tape on and off.
This isn't a full staging of the opera: the music is heard only intermittently as the central male character switches a tape recording of Bartók on and off, returning obsessively to certain passages.
This is what's convincing IT managers to finally switch from tape to cloud backup.
