Sentence examples for time to tape from inspiring English sources

I won't have time to tape much tomorrow, because we're going back to Barcelona.

"Diggnation" was always an entertaining part-time job for Mr. Rose and Mr. Albrecht, who said they had contemplated an end to the show for more than a year as they found it increasingly hard to find time to tape the episodes.

Until we arrive at real-time transcription (it's not that far away) even the best reporters will get at least the small things wrong — unless they have time to tape and transcribe, which is a rarity in this rapid-fire age.

"If I ain't nominated, I don't care"), he left his $210 seat at Game 6 of the Lakers-Kings playoff series after the first quarter with little complaint to sit backstage at the Universal Amphitheater for three hours with Big D, Dupri and some of Dupri's posse, watching the game on TV until it was time to tape his 2-minute-15-second performance.

From the start, I never wanted to take a long time to tape it in front of an audience.

"A scrapbook is a really personal thing, you take the time to tape photos in that you want to look back on and remember for the moments you shared with loved ones you don't get that time back, so we wanted this to be a permanent reminder everyone could be a part of".

And CBS cut five times to taped shots of Campbell.

At this time, Jones began to tape their phone conversations, claiming she needed to protect herself.

For a time, I subscribed to Tape Op, "the creative music recording magazine".

She spends much of her time listening to taped interviews she conducted with her grandmother (Claire Bloom, heard but not seen) about her life during World War II.

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.