Sentence examples for vcr tape from inspiring English sources
Viewers are thrown into the mindset of the teenage Temple with little introduction or fanfare, experiencing the world as she does: in blisteringly vivid images that pop into her head faster than a Google search and that she describes in her book as "full-color movies, complete with sound, which run like a VCR tape in my head".
The robot of the title is a battered mobile trash compactor whose sole knowledge of human civilization and intimacy comes from the avalanche of detritus the former inhabitants left behind — a Rubik's Cube, an engagement ring and, most strangely, a single stuttering VCR tape of "Hello, Dolly!," a candied Hollywood musical from 1969.
"A company that was making parts for us said it was too tough to keep making them with sales at this level so they stopped, which led to our decision - we can't make them without that part," said Funai Electric, which has since been overwhelmed with desperate calls from Japanese VCR tape owners.
I'd also have a VCR tape player/recorder as part of the device.
When folded up, it's basically the size of a VCR tape.
So it's blast from the past week or whatever here at CrunchGear, and I decided to highlight my very fancy VCR tape collection.
Couch, TV, all those VCR tapes -- we don't watch them anyway.
In his boyhood room were VCR tapes of Rambo ("I love Rambo — every five or seven years I watch it again") and hockey photo books and chess manuals.
I remember being at a friends house, and they were going to watch Nightmare on Elm Street, and just as he's about to put in the VCR tape yes, the vintage days of VCR tapes—he was putting it in, and I just started to have a real anxiety attack.
For his new work Immersion Part 2, Vallet-Oheix gives viewers the opportunity to use old TV sets and VCR tapes.
By pressing arrow keys to move the cursor and pressing the Enter key to click, you can use the grid to change your television's channel, set up a reminder -- "Show's about to start!' -- that will pop up at the appropriate time, or even program your VCR to tape a show.
