Sentence examples for a strap of the from inspiring English sources

The noseband, a strap of the bridle that encircles the horse's nose, may be either a cavesson, with a headpiece and rings for attaching a long training rein, or a noseband with a headstrap, only necessary if a standing martingale is used.

In the most advanced genera a strap of nonsticky tissue from the column connects the pollinia to the viscidium.

Soon Namuth and Pollock got into an argument -- a volley of "I'm not a phony, you're a phony". Then Pollock tore a strap of cowbells off the wall and started swinging it around.

But he was mostly playing with a set of quite different tools: plain fabrics, enlivened only with a strap of vivid color at the side.

Hold one end of Obi with a strap on the top.

Try to put a strap of felt till it crosses the cover and find a way to put the locker there.

The last thing Mr. Beazley saw as they tried to slam the door was the gunman, clad in a black trench coat, heading toward the closet, a strap of shotgun shells slung across his chest.

Both lower legs were attached with a strap to the front legs of the stool (see Fig. 1f).

Be sure to keep one end free so that you can easily find it when you're climbing; consider tying it to an outside strap of the sack.

A figured shield strap of the 6th c.

Consider placing a chair leg through the strap of the bag and the bag placed firmly under the table touching your feet.