Dating back to 553 330 BC, the complete set of Achaemenid tablets reveal the highly boring mechanics of the Achaemenid Empire – food rations, bureaucratic hierarchies and other red tape rendered in cuneiform in languages like Elamite, which no longer exist outside the offices of a few academics.
On the front was a cassette tape rendered in retro-distressed style.
Although the authorities had testimony accusing Mr. Bergrin of providing both the inducement and identity that led to Mr. McCray's killing, the case could not be prosecuted after a judge ruled — and the prosecutors acknowledged — that they mishandled the wiretap tapes, rendering them inadmissible as evidence.
A seamless packing-tape rendering of a multi-colored oriental rug mimics a mastery in stained glass in its display of vibrancy and dimension.
So much did Cartier-Bresson wish to remain a silent, and even unseen, witness, that he covered the bright chromium parts of his camera with black tape to render it less visible, and he sometimes hid the camera under a handkerchief.
My aunt's VCR broke a few months ago, rendering her tape collection obsolete.
Streamers exploded from the walls, coating the room in little bits of red tape, at that point rendering inedible whatever was left of the buffets.
This notion came to him when he once tried to listen to a recording of an interview he had done, and the cassette machine played back both sides of the tape at the same time, backwards, rendering the words unintelligible.
However, Tirtzah Bassel transforms this common material into an expressive tool, rendering form eloquently with duct tape as if she were painting.
They also used tape to cover the MetroCard readers at the stations, "rendering them unusable," according to a statement from the New York Police Department.
