The phrase "a visor at a" is not correct and does not convey a complete thought in written English.
It may be used in a context where you are describing a specific type of visor or its location, but it requires additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "He wore a visor at a baseball game to shield his eyes from the sun."
Alternatives: "a cap at a" or "a hat at a".
He was not wearing a visor at the time of his injury, which kept him out more than two weeks.
Wearing a magnifying visor, at a table with glues and tweezers and exact bits of wood, the boy puts together long ships and carracks in exquisite minute scale.
The old one is nearing its eight month birthday and thanks to the rapid Android aging process, it's about as a relevant as a Handspring Visor at this point.
Also take a visor and a bottle of water, which you can refill at the various public fountains (rather than pay Rodeo Drive prices for a fresh supply).
("I picked one with a bright-gold visor, a gold button at the top, a crown of navy blue, an American flag on the left temple, and — on the forehead emblem — a spread-winged eagle over a rising sun and a red-and-green tractor-trailer and the white letters 'America — Spirit of Freedom.' " After that, he fit right in).
I picked one with a bright-gold visor, a gold button at the top, a crown of navy blue, an American flag on the left temple, and — on the forehead emblem — a spread-winged eagle over a rising sun and a red-and-green tractor-trailer and the white letters "America — Spirit of Freedom".
It came as he stood, a club back in his hand, and gazed out from under his visor at the spectators a few rows deep; at the golden rough swaying in the breeze; at the long view of the East Lothian countryside.
The Handspring Visor's Datebook + beats Palm's products with a handy month-at-a-glance option.
Rule 46.6, which penalizes players for fighting while wearing a visor, will also be discussed at the upcoming competition committee meeting.
Over the next two decades, photographs of Anatsui at work in a visor and protective clothing, holding a heavy saw, would complement the abstract delicacy of his symbol-ornamented planks and stumps.
