Sentence examples for head brace from inspiring English sources

On 9 December 2015, after four months in a head brace, Mbonimpa was sent for a scan by his doctor.

I strapped on an unwieldy set of massive goggles with headphones and briefly flashed back to the orthopaedic head brace I wore as a dorky teenager.

As her subject sits for her — with a head brace to minimize movement — she goes to her darkroom to prepare a metal plate, slathering it with several chemicals to produce a wet emulsion.

Boys would tell me, 'You should wear a head brace!' like ha-ha, and I was like, 'Maybe that's what I should do for you to take me seriously.'" According to the study to be published in the Journal of Athletic Training, football has the highest rate of concussions in high school sports, with 47 such injuries per 100,000 player games or practices.

Written and directed by Ben Younger (famed for the tough financial movie Boiler Room), it tells the true story of Vinny Pazienza, the boxing champ who in 1991 brought off what some believe to be the most extraordinary comeback in boxing history; after a car crash, he endured a broken neck, and the excruciating ordeal of a "halo" head brace, to train and then defend his junior middleweight title.

If you thought the ticking of your biological clock was only in your head, brace yourself.

It was the hardest thing she ever did in her career in stage, TV and film: a 17-minute monologue, masked and in a head-brace, after weeks of word-learning so intense that she thought she was losing her mind.

When they first moved in, a couple of lads with bald heads, braces, they were all of about 6ft tall, bowled into the shop and they are effing and blinding, "You bleeding Paki, running Paki shops all over the corner, don't get no white people anymore," – that kind of thing. .

If a menu that bounces from De Lovely (a flavored black tea) to Moon Palace (a green tea) makes your head spin, brace yourself.

Coleman's hit might have been difficult to avoid — Collie was sandwiched between defenders and lowering his head to brace for the blow — but it was against the rules, nonetheless.

Arcidiacono covered his head and braced himself.