Sentence examples for need to strap from inspiring English sources

For this sort of lie detection, there's no need to strap anyone into a machine.

For the first time during the trip, I felt the need to strap on a life vest as we launched into the surf.

Users need to strap their feet to the mecha's legs and hold the grips to control the two utility arms.

Made by Tokyo-based Earth Chemical, the so-called Vira-Mask [JP] does away with the need to strap masks to your ears.

It's been a long road but the latest attempt to convince the gadget-buying public they need to strap something onto their face in order to experience thrilling sensations passing through their synapses is gearing up for its first big test.

You just need to strap on a headset to see it.

Deila needs to strap himself in.

"You know, when Paul Ryan suggested that America needed to strap me down and take a poop right in my mouth, I have to say, there were parts of that plan I didn't care for.

The items needed to strap a shoulder are commonly available to sports trainers and physiotherapists, though they can sometimes be found at ordinary pharmacies.

You may also need bungee cords to strap tents and other items to the roof.

Battery technology has hit something of a wall in recent years — so at this point, Apple has got two options: stop making iPhones so damned slim, or keep at it and encourage people who need more battery life to strap on extender batteries.