Sentence examples for to tape at from inspiring English sources

Reverting to tape at 10 p.m. puts the network at a disadvantage, especially on busy news nights.

"That scares them away, and if it gets really ugly I'll be able to tape at least some of what's transpiring".

He sustained an undisclosed upper body injury in Game 3. The first period unfolded much as it did in Game 6 on Sunday at Detroit, with the Red Wings making beautiful one-touch passes, tape to tape, at imaginative angles that gave them shots at what should have been an open net.

"The Simple Life," a reality show on the Fox Network starring Ms. Hilton and Nicole Richie as goofball urban nafs trying out rural lifestyles and jobs -- and heavy on sexual double entendres -- wanted to tape at the J..P. Cleary Middle School in Buena Vista, a small farming community not far from Atlantic City.

They recorded their album – live to tape – at an all-analog studio called Welcome to 1979 in Nashville, although that soubriquet is a good three years out of date: their music is so pre-punk mid-70s it's not true, all Hammond organ trills, lazy grooves, duelling guitars and soulful vocals.

When your project is finished, you can save it back to tape at full quality or as an inferior computer file handy for sending as e-mail.

"We're going to tape it at home, so I can watch it as soon as I return on Monday".

If you want to leave parts of the wood unpainted, you'll want to tape off at this stage of the prep.

Use another piece of tape to tape them together at the hook.

A good way to plait is to tape the knot at the top of the bracelet to a table or something, and work from there.

The show is set to tape late Wednesday afternoon at The Ed Sullivan Theater in Manhattan for airing at night.