Sentence examples for take tape from inspiring English sources
She says that when she was leader of the Commons she allowed journalists to take tape recorders into the press gallery.
Beckett says she is in favour of modernisation and Speaker and that in her role as leader of the Commons she allowed journalists to take tape recorders into the press gallery and introduced Westminster Hall debates to give backbenchers greater opportunities to raise issues of importance with government ministers.
Try on the cap to check fit occasionally throughout the building process; it is easier to add more tape if your cap is too loose than to take tape off if it's too tight.
Take two paper clips and fold them back so they look like an S. Take tape and tape the two paper clips together at 90 degrees to each other.
Video coordinators used to take tapes with them to an airport on Sunday mornings after games so they could be delivered that same day to their opponents.
This summer I will be going to Glastonbury, Bestival, Latitude and Godiva, and I will be taking Tape by Steven Camden.
They took tape, handcuffs and a stun gun to her home in Bristol on 19 February and let themselves in when they knew Becky was alone.
Initially, only notes were taken; tape recorded information and pictures taken where people would not be suspicious.
Mr Kelsey-Fry QC told the jury: "He [Beasley] rings, takes tapes without warning.
Put your finger on the tape Take the tape off gently.
Take your tape and tape down the crutch onto the posterboard.
