Sentence examples for from visor from inspiring English sources

A few feet away, a woman, dressed from visor to sneakers in tennis whites, was speaking on her phone: "I'm getting ready to watch Taylor Townsend.

On Saturday afternoon, Venus Williams entered Interview Room No. 1 beneath Arthur Ashe Stadium dressed from visor to tights in her own clothing brand, EleVen by Venus.

By Reeves Wiedeman August 30, 2010 On Saturday afternoon, Venus Williams entered Interview Room No. 1 beneath Arthur Ashe Stadium dressed from visor to tights in her own clothing brand, EleVen by Venus.

This ranged from simple work such as wire removal to the creation of dynamic lighting and reflections from visors and armor, to particle effects for the background smoke and dust, plasma weapon fire and alterations to some of the filmed explosions to lend them the appearance given to plasma explosions within the Halo games.

Tallon IV's environment water dripping from the visor as I emerged from a sea; condensation from the heat of a magma-pouring cavern; the glare from craggy and luminous rocks in the Phazon Mines imposed itself on me through the limitations of my perspective, increasing immersion.

The module, which weighs less than three ounces and has a rechargeable battery, allows the user to dial calls in several ways, including directly from the Visor's address book or from a number pad on the screen.

"From the visor," he said.

The device will also work with a separately available power pack, should you want to use it separately from your Visor.

In Metroid Prime Hunters, the Nintendo DS's top screen shows Samus's HUD as seen from her visor, which displays the amount of remaining ammunition for the currently selected weapon along with her health; in multiplayer games, the number of kills and time remaining in the round are also shown.

Put a fan on the dashboard (illegal in most states, check local laws) or hang it from the visor.

Each one should be about 1 inch (2.5 cm) to the outer side of either nostril and 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) up and away from the visor.