Sentence examples for tape of which from inspiring English sources

To begin with, of course, there was Rick Perry's mental blackout, the tape of which you will most certainly have seen.

The woman involved in the situation had been having an affair with the officer, he admitted on the tape, of which a transcript was made.

The speech, a tape of which was shown at the workshop, was "one of those turning points," Ms. Smith explained later.

During the election campaign, he was studiously vague about what exactly he would do, largely restricting himself to bromides about improving governance, helping the poor, and sweeping away red tape, of which India still has more than plenty.

In a conference call conducted on Wednesday, a tape of which has been passed to this newspaper, Steve Howell — Corbyn's deputy director of communications — was quizzed about how to deal with voters who "openly criticise" the leader and Diane Abbott, the gaffe-prone shadow home secretary.

She could rely on Bacanovic, who sounded credible during his testimony, a tape of which was played in court.

The televised Dean Martin roasts of the 1970's, tapes of which are now sold through infomercials, were a pinkie ring bonanza.

He made accusations against Judge Sirica both in his deposition and in telephone conversations he had with one of the writers, tapes of which were uncovered by our lawsuit.

For those who love their DVDs and, for that matter, VHS tapes, of which I have many, bearing movies that haven't yet been released on digital media (at the head of the list is Jean Eustache's "The Mother and the Whore," which isn't on FilmStruck, either)—format expiration is a looming menace.

It was certainly profoundly unnecessary to commission Emma Thompson's 1988 sketch show Thompson, a misguided act of Footlights favouritism surely, the original tapes of which should be sealed in lead caskets and buried 100 feet deep on inhospitable terrain, and probably are.

Small businesses complain of too much red tape, some of which can be alleviated.