Sentence examples for tapes jumping from inspiring English sources
A Sour View of Castro Ángel, a 36-year-old resident of Santiago, already embraces American culture and 70's rock, playing his Deep Purple tapes, jumping up to mimic an air-guitar version of "Smoke on the Water".
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It was impossible to tell from the tape, which jumps among several scenes, if anything was edited.
Anytime I hear it on the radio or a mix tape, I jump around like a freak".
"It's like she built herself a pair of wings out of balsa wood and duct tape and jumped off a building, and we're just running along beneath her with a net which she doesn't want or think that she needs," Beth Gonzalez said of her 18-year-old daughter. .
(As an aside: both the reimagining of the tape, with its jumping figure on the phone, and the meeting between Joe and Sarah – protesting over having the conversation in her nightie – were beautifully directed).
Whether it was half-naked women with electric tape covering their nipples jumping on a bed (Chloe Sevigny being one of them) in the impenetrable Gummo or people wearing old-age makeup having sex on garbage heaps in Trash Humpers, Korine struck me as someone who had too much license and too little vision.
Mr. Love's "Calico" sent dancers bouncing, hopping, running and jumping to a taped musical collage.
Then NBC went back to the basic script: Tom Brokaw's feature on the relationship between the United States and Canada, taped ski jumping, and the sort of lengthy tease/preview that opens each Olympics.
On Wednesday's taping, Mr. Ferguson simply jumped right into the monologue, did about 20 seconds and then acknowledged the wave from the East.
The time necessary for the initial response to the painful stimulus (taping of the paws, licking or jumping) was taken as defining nociceptive response.
