Sentence examples for to cassettes from inspiring English sources
noun
A small flat case containing magnetic tape on two reels, used to record and play back audio and video material.
Couldn't the road trippers simply have listened to cassettes?
"It's like eight-tracks going to cassettes to CDs and now MP3s," he said.
Because of the relative sophistication of Senegal's economy, most goods, from jewellery to cassettes, are cheaper in neighbouring countries such as Mali.
When the "hotheads" denounced the ruling family in sermons, which were copied on to cassettes, the old sheikh felt obliged to intervene more forcefully.
My favourite story came from Elaine Brown, a Black Panther who recorded the label's last release: "Huey Newton [co-founder of the Black Panthers] had been listening to cassettes of my songs in prison..
In the early 1980s, small teams made their own games, downloaded them on to cassettes and sold them at trade fairs, bypassing the retail business that was growing around software.
Chris and David Kalb had a Recoton CD-to-cassette converter.
This time, after discovering the CD-to-cassette converter, he rebuilt his road sound system.
"When I was in high school, I would send little packages to him — cassettes — to his office on Sunset Boulevard.
Whatever happened to cassette decks?
I didn't care when it went to cassette or to CD.
