Sentence examples for loose safety from inspiring English sources

It also showed an elderly resident with severe dementia in a bed with a loose safety rail.

A loose safety shot let O'Sullivan in to make it 4-2 with a break of 57, a brilliant long blue paved the way to extend his lead to three frames and, when Allen missed an easy red in a potentially pivotal eighth, there seemed no way back.

The loose safety regulations, slack oversight and outright legislative support that our government provides for corporations, most egregiously dirty energy corporations, have been on clear display with the BP oil disaster.

In and around New York Harbor, inspecting larger commercial vessels before Sept. 11 was more common, since boats sailing under some foreign flags have looser safety standards than the United States, said Cmdr.

And there was something new: Giants free safety Shaun Williams was cut loose.

Updated at 4.52pm BST 4.51pm BST A loose O'Sullivan safety shot gives Selby a shot at a red and he sinks it - a yellow and second red brings him down the business end.

The Jets tried for a 2-point conversion, but Sanchez's pass to Braylon Edwards was knocked loose by safety Reggie Nelson, who "put a helmet right in my ribs," Edwards said.

RMT general secretary Bob Crow said: "We have warned repeatedly that TfL's cuts plans are playing fast and loose with safety and will turn the Tube into a death trap.

Mr Crow said: "The message to the mayor and his transport officials is clear - stop playing fast and loose with safety, stop the drive towards unstaffed stations, drop the threat of these lethal cuts and start meaningful talks on a safe and secure future for the London Tube system".

But depicted as "too loose" for safety was a little girl dressed exactly the way my daughter goes to bed, in a loose-fitting T-shirt (a hand-me-down from her parents that she turned into nightwear).

3. The key issue of the 1996 Presidential election was: a) Ralph Nader's in-explicable failure to seize the loose-railings safety issue; b) Bob Dole's hobby gap; c) Madonna's baby's name; d) Staying awake.