Sentence examples for tape cutting from inspiring English sources

Our long-term plan is backing business by scrapping red tape, cutting taxes, building world-class skills and supporting exports to emerging markets.

I taped each session on a recorder, and then I spent the evenings at home listening to the game, editing the day's story onto another tape, cutting out the boring stuff.

As Ms. Cool controlled her actions with an aura of phlegmatic tranquillity, her fingers lightly touching the tape cutting through the space to produce a fluttery sound, she manipulated the audience into a meditative state.

When David Cameron boasts that he is "rolling out the red carpet" for multinational corporations, "cutting their red tape, cutting their taxes", promising always to set "the most competitive corporate taxes in the G20: lower than Germany, lower than Japan, lower than the United States", all Labour can say is "us too".

Reducing red tape, cutting business rates, and scrapping the jobs tax from April 2015 were ways the government was supporting small businesses, said Mr Cameron.

You can make a skinny one by taking one strip of duct tape, cutting it in half, and folding the edges so the tips have non-sticky parts on them.

"The room sort of grew around this desk, and everything seems to work," says Muggenburg, who beneath the desk placed a duct-tape mummy — another Eisenberger work — made by wrapping himself in tape and cutting his way out to leave a brown body-shaped cocoon.

Every time we see someone use a foot as a gun or a duct tape covered cutting board used as a book, we are reminded of the meta-function of the play.

If either is the case, adjust the tape (by cutting it or adding more) so that it covers the entire uncut center.

In addition to their constitutional and free-trade proposals, they want a new treaty with Russia; a renewed effort from the peace-seeking quartet in the Middle East; new energy and climate-change policies; a round of red-tape cutting; and revamped policies towards the EU's eastern neighbours and Central Asia.

Yet it was still the pre-digital era, and so they edited on analog tapes, literally cutting them by hand.