Sentence examples for tape sliced from inspiring English sources
Christine Hiebert gets a similar effect in "Untitled (t.02.3)," her 2002 arrangement of vivid blue painter's tape sliced, stretched and teased into a lively composition resembling a cockaded bird.
The only way to edit tape is by slicing it with a razor and attaching it to another piece of the tape, an irreversible process that restricts after-the-fact manipulation.
With blind panic, she felt a burning pain as the surgeon sliced open her stomach, her taped eyes blocking out the sight of her son being born.
They sliced through the layers of packing tape and pried it open.
Made of laminated birch sliced into ribbons, it resembles a giant tangle of box tape.
Where they might find themselves tied up in red tape, you can swiftly slice through any delays to move forward.
Oranges, lemons, apples, and cherry tomatoes were sliced (thickness approximately 2 4 mm) using a kitchen knife and mounted onto the sample stage using the same tape.
Some spent months slicing magnetic tapes from recordings of human voices and rearranging the tiny pieces in an attempt to create new words.
Murphy's doggedness and ability to slice through red tape pay off.
Inside the house, she drew out a knife to slice the box tape, and noticed the package wasn't addressed to her.
