Sentence examples for taping events from inspiring English sources

As it happens Ms. Roberts, an aspiring rapper and new owner of a secondhand camcorder, had also been taping events as they unfolded.

Taping events, even when the Games are in North America, is standard practice for United States networks trying to maximize the number of viewers by showing events in prime time.

The early afternoon was packed with other taped events.

But Sunday's ratings offered evidence that taped events scare away relatively few people.

CBC has live coverage throughout the day, and the broadcasters lament if they have to use taped events.

One network executive said viewers are more upset when bad editing of taped events causes bad pacing, or gives too little time to their favorite sports.

At the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Burke sat in the control room and was awed as he watched the legendary Roone Arledge command camera positions, juggle live and taped events, transform what could have been tedium into drama.

Viewers often demonstrate surprise, even outrage, at NBC's actions, as if between the Olympics they have suffered amnesia that the network has always mixed live and taped events into its coverage.

By not streaming live marquee sports like skiing, snowboarding and figure skating, NBC has pushed viewers to prime time to watch taped events for which the results can be known.

The 12-hour time difference between Beijing and the Eastern time zone will mean that a chunk of prime time on NBC will consist of taped events, as has been the policy in the past.

Contributing to the canned atmosphere was Bob Costas, the host of the Games, who sat alone most of the time in what appeared to be a hermetically sealed studio, and who seemed to be dulled, if not defeated, by the task of providing hours of live narration to accompany the taped events.