Sentence examples for called brace from inspiring English sources

Scoliosis causes an abnormal three dimensional curvature of the spine that is often treated by an orthotic device called brace.

Donning a fan-made T-shirt, she plays a peculiar new song about Princess Diana and Amy Winehouse called – brace yourself – Princess Die, followed by John Lennon's Imagine.

IE being called "brace face".

Called "Brace Up!," that piece remains one of the more thrilling reinventions of a classic text that I have ever seen, and I will never get over the sight of Kohler partially destroying the set toward the close; she made Natalya's resentment real.

The authors study both the diagonal brace as well as the alternative bracing method that uses criss-cross metal strapping, sometimes called speed brace.

James Hall has lost count of the times he's been up a ladder to hang a priceless chandelier and some bright spark has called out: "Brace yerself, Rodney".

If you really can't even think of getting braces, there are different kinds called "invisible braces".

In the novel brace called the partially buckling-restrained brace (PBRB), only the edge parts of the core member are restrained, and the middle portion of the core member, the unrestrained part, is designed for visual inspection.

Their cruelty began with their refusal formally to educate their daughter (Sir George read Tennyson's "The Princess" and promptly decided that university made girls "unwomanly"), and ended with their decision to straighten both her spine and nose with the aid of metal braces ("my Bastille", Edith called her back brace).

This paper presents a viable solution that was validated by multiple cyclic tests of an innovative brace, called a dual-core self-centering sandwiched buckling-restrained brace (SC-SBRB).

Toyota is introducing a new robotic leg brace called the Welwalk WW-1000 that can help patients with partial paralysis affecting one side of their body walk again.