Sentence examples similar to boys strap from inspiring English sources

The paper's hastily compiled set of responses to the mass disorder that had just unfolded across Britain were bumped up into probably the most disastrously misconceived cover story in NME history (any and all suggestions re possible rivals will be gratefully received – Danny Kelly's "Yo Boys" strap-line is certainly a live contender).

And as if some higher barbecue power were deliberately taunting me, I think for the last two weeks every other pickup truck I've been stuck behind in traffic has had one of those big boys strapped down in back.

The pictures of the boy strapped to a mechanical restraint with a hood covering his head were only secured last week.

Dangerous behaviour which may be imitated by children includes "Paddington hiding from a villain inside a refrigerator and riding on a skateboard while holding on to a bus, as well as a brief scene of a boy strapping fireworks to his shoes".

There was nothing private in it, just descriptions of strangers: a man brushing his teeth on a bench at a bus stop; a woman in Busy Mart calling a boy strapped in a stroller "a two-headed moron"; a handyman setting up beehives in the yard of the neighbor, who had given Becky a jar of honey when she scratched her car while backing it into the garage.

The boys were strapped into harnesses.

Does it turn naïve young boys into strapping misogynist men, too?

Some bikes are equipped with Pole Boys: men strapped on long vaulting sticks that allow them to teeter above fray, bouncing about as they lob grenades.

College boy, Billy Hayes, strapped about 4 pounds of hashish around his torso before flying from Turkey to New York.

The boy was strapped in a car seat behind his mother, but in the impact her seat collapsed backward, smashing his eye socket and fracturing his skull.

THE little boy was strapped into a wheelchair, with a helmet on his head and a tube taped to his throat.