Sentence examples for electric belt from inspiring English sources
One designer, in 1939, envisioned that decades in the future women would wear an electric belt that would adapt the body to unpredictable weather changes.
This was soon followed by the wearable chain battery belt, or electric belt.
A variant intended to be worn wrapped on part of the body for long periods was known as Pulvermacher's galvanic chain or electric belt.
By the end of the 1920s the electric belt's popularity had severely declined (but not the public's appetite for other quack electric cures) and the scientific market had long since moved on to better electrical generation technology than chain batteries.
In the validation study of the activity monitor, the device was placed on the lower back, using an electric belt.
With the help of the agency's hardware commando, Marco Tempesto, Dwight plans to show Veritas Grit in an electric belt-sander race.
We don't mind thinking of the day when almost everybody in the land will have the perfect answer on the tip of his tongue, so long as he understands it; we do mind thinking of the day when large sections of the population will have come to believe that notions of democracy are things that people send away for, like parlor games and electric belts.
Electric belts became enormously popular in the US, far more so than in Europe.
Electric belts were made for every conceivable part of the human anatomy: limbs, abdomen, chest, neck – sometimes all worn at the same time.
The Beertje menu is like a sticky late 19th Century Sears and Roebuck catalogue (if, instead of shotguns, electric belts and bathtubs, Sears and Roebuck had sold only beer, hundreds of kinds of beer).
Matt wore an electric stun belt aimed at preventing an escape.
