Sentence examples for tapes made of from inspiring English sources

When Coughlin arrived for work, General Manager Ernie Accorsi ordered some tapes made of Dayne from his first three seasons with the Giants because he knew Coughlin would gain no insight from last season's tapes.

In this case, however, ABN Amro turned over routine audio tapes made of telephone conversations between Mr. Iannone and Mr. Parlin, in which they discussed attempts to drive up the price of stocks in portfolios managed by Mr. Parlin for Oechsle clients, according to Mr. Bruch.

The training included 2 days of theoretical work, plus an evaluation of video tapes made of 10 subjects not involved in the study.

Duct tape, made of waterproof cloth mesh, was originally developed in World War II to keep moisture out of artillery cases.

He showed the movie, and there was an audio tape made of his extemporaneous narration and there were people in the audience who shouted out names.

Specicially mentions a clandestine tape made of the prosecutor general, Yuri Skuratov, having semi-successful sex with a couple of chirpy prostitutes... Describes how the Soviet media was unleashed in May , 1989...Describes a speech at Princeton by Berezovsky.

Specicially mentions a clandestine tape made of the prosecutor general, Yuri Skuratov, having semi-successful sex with a couple of chirpy prostitutes... Describes how the Soviet media was unleashed in May , 1989...Describes a speech at Princeton by Berezovsky..

"Wheeeeeee!" you imagine them shouting, maniacally and just a little too forcefully, drinking Mimi's Own-Brand champagne and dancing in ticker tape made of tissue-paper-thin slices of ruby smoothed into soft floatiness by sandpaper coated in 18-carat diamonds.

Thus, the WC measurement was obtained using an ISP® inelastic tape made of fiberglass material with a capacity of 150 cm and 1-cm accuracy.

There is some remarkable audio, complete with creaking courtroom furniture, of Mandela's original courtroom statement, thanks to smart new technology and assiduous work at the British Museum, whose staff managed to reconstruct his words from a dilapidated "Dictaphone" tape made of thick plastic that 1960s South African courts customarily used.

Abdominal circumference was measured to the nearest 1 mm using a tape measure (Gulick Model 67020, ¼ inch measuring tape) made of material that does not stretch and the time of the last feeding episode was recorded.