Sentence examples for vast tape from inspiring English sources

For most games, he digs into his vast tape vault to find video goodies from his coaching life that tie into his TV present.

Early on in the task, riffling through PolyGram's vast tape facility, then in Edison, N.J., Mr. Schaap unearthed the never-released tapes of a 40th-birthday concert that Fitzgerald recorded at the Teatro Sistina in Rome on April 25 , 1958

Several prosecutors and judges who have begun what promises to be months of interrogations say he is starting to cooperate with the prosecution by giving vital details on his vast telephone-taping operations and arms trafficking networks and naming seven senior- and middle-ranking officials who took part in his schemes.

"The vast majority of tapes are just kept in dusty boxes, but to put them on our database we digitise and hopefully future-proof them," he adds.

The vast bulk remains on tape and film".

One batch fell into the hands of some enthusiasts who cleaned them up, transferred them to a digital format, and began distributing immaculate copies to the vast network of Deadhead tape collectors.

However, Sahay added that the economy would not benefit for some months, as any new businesses would have to deal with India's vast amounts of red tape before opening outlets.

She then laboriously analyzed the tapes, creating vast databases comparing the behavior of parents and children in both two- and single-parent families.

They and their vast collection of records, tapes, CD's and religious art peacefully coexist in a space roughly 12 feet wide and 30 feet long, split into two rooms by a false wall covered with a red carpet.

They said that Dr. Lee disclosed shortly before the plea bargain that he had not only downloaded the information onto computer tapes, but had also made copies of the tapes, a disclosure Ms. Reno and Mr. Freeh said they regarded as "frightening" because it meant "that at least 7 and as many as 14 or more tapes containing vast amounts of our nation's nuclear secrets remain unaccounted for".

The vast majority of the tapes feature speakers who, although well-known Muslim preachers, reformers, and radicals across the Arabic-speaking world, were not al Qaeda members.