Sentence examples for tape of bringing from inspiring English sources

And if you want to take your sword back home, you may need it to be as sharp as possible to cut through all the red tape of bringing a lethal weapon on a plane.

BETTER VIBRATIONS With magnetic tape, carmakers jumped the hurdle of bringing quality music recordings into the car.

Red tape is getting in the way of bringing crucial supplies into Iraq, says Christian Aid's Dominic Nutt.

That volunteer, Adelia Moura, can vividly remember the day she brought her that treat so many years ago: "I had to go through a lot of red tape to bring that in.

Every word caught on tape became precious, and was carefully transcribed - a small but hopeless way of bringing him back.

"The way a man sits is extremely different from the way a woman sits," he said as Mr. Gorski used tape to bring up the arch of his eyebrows and glued on fake eyelashes.

They have gleaned what they can, they said, from scratchy radio broadcasts out of Miami, and from newspapers and bootlegged tapes of games brought in to the country by relatives.

But the burden of red tape has brought loud complaints.

Previously, our pop fixes had consisted of tapes kids brought back from the States and videos of this new thing called MTV that we all watched and rewatched until the tape warped.

Organized by the General Services Administration, the agency that oversees government building projects, the program cut through some red tape and brought in teams of respected architects, planners and designers.

The government, backed by the financial services council and the banks, has argued the changes are designed to reduce "red tape" and bring down the cost of providing financial advice, to the benefit of consumers.