Sentence examples for tape of five from inspiring English sources

I gave her a tape of five of my songs.

Isn't the idea of sitting in a room listening to a tape of five hundred people performing the Mahler Eighth Symphony totally bizarre — the diametrical opposite of the great communal ceremonies that Mahler yearned to enact?

Alex switched on a tape of one of his favorite singers, Engelbert Humperdinck, gunned the engine, and hummed lightly.

So the show recorded a tape of one of its writers doing the dances and asked Mrs. Obama to learn them.

The release of a tape of three modern dances by Jose Limon from 1955 to 1957 illustrates this point in black and white.

On April 6th there were protest marches in 21 states, following the suffocation with duct tape of seven youths in the formerly quiet city of Cuernavaca.

In days gone by, the red tape of three countries would have made a dog's dinner out of the multi-border crossing we were about to do.

At one point he presented us with a cassette tape of two songs – 'Here: do you want to record these?' And one of them was Manic Monday.

"He presented us with a cassette tape of two songs – 'Here, do you want to record these?' And one of them was Manic Monday," Peterson recalled.

In June, Italian police released a surveillance tape of one of the alleged planners of the train bombings, an Egyptian housepainter named Rabei Osman Sayed Ahmed, who said that the operation "took me two and a half years".

Ms. Frederick waded through the thick red tape of four separate Paris bureaucracies: the business licensing commissariat; the mairie de Paris, or the local municipal office; the prefecture of police; and the authority that oversees the markets.