Sentence examples for tape feeling from inspiring English sources

I contentedly slipped my clubs out and ran my fingers along the glossy tape, feeling confident and excited to show my routine.

A draft was entering my room from somewhere, and even after I had sealed the windows with insulating tape the feeling of cold persisted.

Two generations of blues bands have covered nearly every song on that recording, which the All Music Guide describes as "one of the truly classic blues albums of the 1960s" and "absolutely mesmerizing" in its ability to transfer onto tape the feeling of a live performance by a working Chicago blues band.

Interesting note: Everyone who watches this tape talks about feeling sick afterwards and wanting to take a shower.

'I do wish you had brought some croissants.' I chew on my tapes' Cellophane wrapping, feeling guilty.

Asked about the tapes that Trump has hinted he may have of their conversations, Comey said, "I hope there are, and I will consent to the release," adding that, if Trump did tape him, "my feelings aren't hurt.

On the tape the speaker acknowledges feeling "bitterness" that some Iraqis are cooperating with the occupation.

I had The Goon Show on tape, and I remember feeling that I had to watch these guys.

Important, too, is a willingness to share their feelings on tape.

I was working on my runway show at the exact time we were taping, so I was feeling the same emotions, so I never wanted to vote anyone off".

A recent study from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco found no correlation between the strength of feeling about red tape and job losses.To see how firms decide on where to locate their manufacturing or research, Michael Porter and Jan Rivkin, two professors at Harvard Business School, surveyed alumni who had been involved in such decisions.