cassette

As a result, prisoners collect, collate, trade and secretly alter cassette tapes of their desired sounds, which are rap and R&B.

Cassette tapes, specifically finding them, are also a challenge.

Halford, absent from court all morning, arrives late in the afternoon with a large, black double-deck and a cassette.

During the ride, Jai Johany plays lacy Afro jazz on a cassette machine, frowning, saying nothing.

Growing up in the 1990s, I watched Free to Be on VHS and listened to the songs on a cassette tape over and over again.

Monsieur Cassette had not sold another such cane during the last two years.

The theft of the cassette, however, was a transaction which his enemies never suffered to be forgotten.

The cassette of St. Joseph, wherein were deposited the oboli for the poor, had long been emptied.

II rencontra la Relique prs de Sens; elle toit enferme dans une triple cassette.

It had supplied each of them with a small box, cassette, containing a few articles of clothing.