Sentence examples for belt setting from inspiring English sources

The electricity in the terminal had been cut, and, in the semi-darkness, laborers dumped piles of baggage on the floor beside the immobile conveyor belt, setting off a scramble among my fellow passengers.

As Neptune migrated outward, it approached the objects in the proto-Kuiper belt, setting one in orbit around itself (Triton), locking others into resonances, and knocking others into chaotic orbits.

Tim climbed in, latched his four-point belt, set the choke, turned the key and the engine came to life.

In other words, the boundaries of the green belt, set partly arbitrarily 50 or 60 years ago, can never be altered, ever, no matter how the world changes, because we can't trust politicians and developers not to rush into any breach in the rules.

Eight years before that, he had been in a dispute with a guard about what he should have done after his belt set off a metal detector.

Just a few months later, they've now moved from Boston to Hollywood, are signed with music legend L.A. Reid, and have a new album under their belt set to release early 2012.

William of Malmesbury wrote that Alfred the Great honoured his young grandson with a ceremony in which he gave him a scarlet cloak, a belt set with gems, and a sword with a gilded scabbard.

Gnashing metal fingers then stripped off the sticky cones — female flowers of the Humulus lupulus — and poured them onto conveyor belts, setting afloat bits of hops, like ash from a fire.

One of the most sensational effects, however, was the "racing drama" in which live horses galloped on moving belts set into the stage floor.

Many of the models had their hair slicked back in the same way the brothers wore theirs while sporting tailored suiting with leather suspenders and waist-cinching belts set off by silk patterned scarves.

The belt position was set to a worst-case position for the beamformer.