Sentence examples for neck protector from inspiring English sources
Flak jacket, SAPI plates, side SAPI plates, throat protector, neck protector, groin protector, helmet, gloves, eye protection … Where does the madness end?
The weeklong coronial inquest will consider whether any protective equipment – including the "StemGuard" neck protector additions to helmets since introduced and widely worn – might contribute to preventing such injuries.
The coroner recommended that Cricket Australia continue its collaboration with helmet manufacturers with a view to providing a neck protector that can be mandated at all first-class matches, but concluded that in this particular instance even if Hughes had been wearing a more modern helmet there is no evidence it would have saved him.
This could include a neck protector, chest protector, knee and elbow pads, gloves, something to protect the top of your head, and a cup for guys.
In February 673 of the same kits, which include a face shield and ear and neck protectors, were purchased for $56,632.
"Preventive measures include the use of batting helmets and face protectors while at bat and on base, the use of special equipment for the catcher (helmet, mask, chest and neck protectors), the elimination of the on-deck circle and protective screening of dugouts and benches," the academy's committee on sports medicine and fitness concluded.
Mr. Kushner is the de facto lead mechanic for the family's stable, while Amy, his wife, fits the children into their neck braces, chest protectors, helmets and driving suits, and repairs damaged egos or hurt feelings as needed.
An investigation of the bag, neck, stock and reed protector of the instrument yielded even stronger evidence that the bagpipes were at the root of the problem.
There's a kidney protector, a neck collar, a dust skirt and an anti-chafe vest.
Standing amid a litter of bullet shells, she removed the ear protectors from around her neck.
Helmets, spine protectors, shin guards, elbow pads, neck braces – the trappings of battle are donned, already holed and muddied from previous skirmishes.
