It was, he said, "the mother of the 2-year-old calling for help," adding: "It's a haunting tape where she says that she was shot.
At the Belmont, these ads were repeated in place of the customary rerun of the tape where we expected to watch how the winner ran the race.
Her advisers were pleased with her halting language, after Mr. Russert showed the January 1998 Todayy" tape where, glassy and puffy, she defended her husband.
"That secret tape where he said he was screwing over forty-seven per cent of the country would be brought up again," he said.
Mr. Letterman has been in the middle of the late-night story this election season because of Mr. Romney's comments in a fund-raising tape where he criticized 47 percent of Americans for not taking personal responsibility.
Rupert Murdoch has agreed to appear in front of MPs to "clear up any misconceptions" over a secretly recorded tape where he claimed payments to public officials were part of the "culture of Fleet Street".
I was just working on different things, just trying to find, by looking on tape, where I'm getting my shots and just having the confidence to take those in Game 4".
Lauryn Williams and Jones marked off with white tape where they were supposed to take off from in the handoff zone and where they, ideally, should transfer the baton.
Nothing reveals more than a search history, that manic mental ticker tape where our intellectual pursuits and our cosmopolitan interests accompany such things as the words that we don't know how to spell, the sexual terms we don't understand, and the diseases we think we might have.
You have to buy mix tapes, where songs appear months before they début in regular record stores.
Except, that is, on Larry Ritter's wondrous tapes, where he can still be heard, living, breathing, reminiscing.
