Videotape in sentence

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And watching that videotape later that day inspired me to keep doing what I do.

Which leads me to a videotape of a President Bush press conference from a couple of weeks ago.

I would take camera LED lights and a bungee cord and strap it on my waist and I would videotape my belly button, get a different perspective, and see what it does.

I would cut out the light sensor, add an extension line, and use modeling clay, stick it onto the television, and then I would videotape my eye, and using the dark part of my eye tricking the sensor into thinking it's night time, so you turn on the lightbulb.

We videotape them talking with their wives about their deepest concerns.

It's a see-through treadmill with a see-through treadmill belt, so we can watch the animal's feet, and videotape them through the treadmill belt, to see how they move.

With that preamble, let's show the first two-minute videotape, which shows a little airplane for surveillance and moving to a giant airplane.

Benjamin Wallace: Now, that's about all the videotape that remains of an event that set off the longest-running mystery in the modern wine world.

And I'm just incredibly happy to see the news that Witness is going to be opening up a Web portal to enable users of digital cameras and camera phones to send in their recordings over the Internet, rather than just hand-carrying the videotape.

I want to close by showing you a videotape that's a version of a future game in the Rockett series that our graphic artists and design people put together, that we feel would please that four percent of reviewers.

I saw this movie on videotape with my younger brother a long time ago, despite the fact I was a young boy who's hearing impaired.

My house mate and I were left speechless by the whole ordeal, and despite my frequent attempts to burn the videotape, she has decided it may be some kind of Ring-esquire video curse that needs to be passed on.

There's a lot of mumbo-jumbo about the internet (i.e., if you install a program on the computer, you see dead folks--much like if you play a videotape you'll die in RINGU).

This movie is not a horror movie by an stretch of the imagination, the cover of the videotape made it out to be one.

I think I'll videotape myself doing crunches and sell it to some major television corporation.

Throw in a videotape and a seven-days-curse, why don't you?

It is VERY cheap (apparently shot on videotape), horribly acted, and just plain rotten.

People are becoming obsessed with the uzumaki (spiral) and this young girl watches her friend's father videotape a snail, and later in the movie, people start becoming snails?

Jimmy Wang Yu, an authentic Asian superstar, directed and wrote this film which I have only seen in a dubbed videotape version.

I recorded it on DVD as the videotape recording from TV was starting to wear thin.

I rate a movie a 10 if I have bought the DVD, or in this case, the videotape, and have watched it many times, and in this case, still laugh out loud.

I didn't even dare to go up and take the videotape out of the VCR!

Last night I watched the new DVD release of the Los Angeles production, although I have owned the videotape for many years.

I would never have found it had a friend not loaned his videotape.

I viewed my videotape last night, for the first time in at least ten years.

Must have come from a stock archive, because the movie is shot direct to videotape.

I watched the Canadian videotape of this movie as "The Witching" which somehow made its way to New York State.

Two old buddies are sent to Japan to get back results of a genetic research containing videotape, which is stolen by the black suited ninjas at the beginning of the movie.

While looking around they find a camcorder videotape which they play only to discover footage of a scared woman saying all her friends have disappeared, the next morning & their car has disappeared as things take a very sinister turn.

I have an awful pan-and-scan videotape of "Boom!", and I want to see it in all its widescreen glory.

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