Sentence examples for to tap something from inspiring English sources

But for those few times you do get the impulse to tap something, it's a very nice-to-have feature, if not a killer one.

Nokia also plans to use this technology for physical hotlinking (a term which I just invented), so you will be able to tap something like an advertisement and the webpage will appear on your device.

It allows you to tap something, or click a little more deeply, as it were, and get a different response.

This sharpens his prey following abilities and allows you to help him to focus enough that when you point to and tap something, he'll have a better chance of understanding that your finger is tapping something he needs to investigate.

You can also tap something hard against the egg, rather than the other way around.

It's not like I'm trying to tap into something that's never been there.

"We weren't trying to tap into something, this was just the show we wanted to write".

Burns's loathing for his fellow soldiers seemed to tap into something far broader than what he saw in Naples.

"You have to tap into something that is happening in the zeitgeist," said Shari Weisenberg, senior vice president for marketing at the Sundance Channel.

The I.E.A.'s executive director, Maria van der Hoeven, said last week that any move to tap reserves — something normally coordinated by the I.E.A. — would be up the countries involved.

But in Britain, Ramones seemed to tap into something darker and more potent than just nostalgia for a golden age of rock'n'roll.