Sentence examples for tape meaning from inspiring English sources

"My signal to you: One vertical mark of white adhesive tape meaning I am ready to receive your package," the letter continued.

The interview will be conducted on the basis known as "live on tape," meaning ABC will record the interview as though it were live and not edit it at all before putting it on the air.

It's daylight when the show tapes, meaning no shadows in which the out-of-shape or wrinkly can hide.

The recording pen actually uses ink that is similar in composition to cassette tapes, meaning that you can record a drawing, and then play it back over and over again.

At this point, you will probably see that your ceiling has only been "fired taped," meaning that the drywall installer only did a very crude job with the drywall tape, putting up only one coat of mud.

But now NBC has said it is going to end "tape delay", meaning that US supporters will be able to watch live.

Browns at Broncos Scrutinizing the Broncos-Bengals game tape for hidden meaning is as futile as staring at a tortilla until you see the face of Elvis.

Friday night's "Late Show" was taped in advance on Thursday, meaning Letterman won't be taping an episode after his revelation until at least Monday.

With the reduced capital outlay, Blockbuster could afford to stock many more tapes of popular movies, meaning it and the studios could cash in when publicity and demand for a film was at its peak.

Though the IOM's chief of mission, Denis Nihill, says unaccompanied minors move to IOM-funded community housing when they reach 18, immigration red tape slows the process considerably, meaning many can be left in the lurch.

"[Warlord] was actually set out to be a mixtape," he says, meaning that the tape was meant to be released for free online.