Sentence examples for tape in time from inspiring English sources

If he returns with the President and the tape in time for the summit, Hauk will save him from his death by neutralizing the explosives with X-rays.

If no streams were held until the events aired on tape in prime time, how could anyone complain about delay?

"But the majority of track and field, swimming and gymnastics will be on tape in prime time," Dick Ebersol, the chairman of NBC Sports, said.

The sound quality greatly enhanced the recording product, both for the devotees in the audience who started, in greater and greater numbers, to tape the gigs on smuggled reel-to-reel recorders and for the band's official recorders themselves, who patched into the soundboard feed and mixed the music directly to tape, in real time — essentially mixing albums on the fly.

"My question was, how can we start doing something like that – but different?" He named the distillery after his mother's maiden name, Tirado, and plowed through the regulatory red tape in record time, obtaining a distilling license in "three to four months," a process that commonly takes a year or longer to complete.

This VHS to DVD recorder basically gives you a DVD copy of your tape in real time.

A hustle used to be the side gig of some guy outside the Apollo selling knockoff handbags, every fragrance of incense you can imagine or Charles Brown mix tapes just in time for Christmas.

(An article about the tape in The Times on Friday incorrectly reported that each officer was asked to write 20 summonses).

Eastern time (on tape in the Pacific time zone unless Mexico, Brazil or Argentina is in the final) on Aug. 30.

Getting the tape to Al Jazeera in time for it to be shown alongside live coverage of the American airstrikes was an act of breathtaking audacity by a man facing what is likely to become the biggest manhunt in history, conducted by the world's greatest military power.

Yet I never aspired to any greater fidelity – I didn't bemoan my lo-fi lot; it was only with each succeeding technology that my ability to suspend disbelief became weakened: cassette and the eight-track tape replaced vinyl; in time these were themselves seen off by the compact disc.