Sentence examples for loose seats from inspiring English sources

Although the four flights with loose seats made news in October, the airline already knew that one of its contractors had had trouble installing seats.

Some of his trousers, with very loose seats shown in tweed or khaki, were cropped below the knee and shown with cable-knit socks that covered the calves, and his myriad coat styles included thick wool ponchos, a hunting jacket in fine corduroy and short aviator jackets.

The lounge cars are the only coaches in Britain with loose seats of aluminium-tube design, looking like something out of a discotheque.

The upholstering of dining chairs is a separate trade, though carried out in the same factory, and may be of the loose seat, stuff-over, or plywood-covered type.

Nothing is worse than getting halfway down a line and a "key part" get injured due to a loose seat.

A flat tire, loose brake cable, loose seat post, or loose handlebar, an unbalanced wheel, or other minor adjustments may pop up while you're commuting.

The most expensive items going under the hammer are a pair of brown leather armchairs, each with "arched back over loose cushion seat, sabre arms and splayed legs, estimated to fetch £400 to £600.

The pianist adjusted her own deep-red gown, its sleeves netted with rhinestones that would pick up the light and accentuate the hard, swift work of her arms; she adjusted her seat, tossed her loose hair behind her shoulders.

Owners, Ford argued, would ascertain there was a problem, but not one that amounted to a safety hazard, when they encountered difficulty latching the seat or noticed it was loose while the seat belts still worked.

But after the farewell, don't try to pry your seats loose.

There is a feeling of being cut loose from the seats of power, wealth and concern.