Sentence examples for on a visor from inspiring English sources

While most speakerphones clip on a visor, the Parrot PMK5800 ($130) takes a different approach.

After Berard's injury, the Devils' young John Madden put on a visor, but found it too distracting.

People could also see these details on a head-mounted display that showed the information on a visor, but such spacesuit-style helmets are bulky and are rarely seen except on the heads of military pilots. "Information overlays on a P.D.A. or phone may be a lot more practical," Dr. Teller said.

You put it on – a visor you wear over your face – and see the world around you as it really is, plus a bunch of things that aren't really there: maybe a "television screen" where there's a blank wall in your living room, maybe a pile of bricks from Minecraft piled on your bedroom floor, maybe your friend who lives in Australia, sitting on your sofa.

Pin lock is two pins on a visor and a insert that clips in.

I would walk in, arms akimbo, with a label maker in one, a visor on, and a duster in the other hand.

And whatever former Touring Car racer they've got trapped in the Stig costume just standing there silently, his arms folded, constantly On, glaring through a visor at a baffled Matt LeBlanc.

"I think it was typical of most French guys in our league with a visor on, running around and playing tough and not back anything up," he said.

He played a marginal role with Detroit and Los Angeles after breaking into the league during the 2001-2 season, but after a French-Canadian player injured a Kings teammate with a body check, Avery said it was "typical of most French guys in our league with a visor on, running around and playing tough and not back anything up".

Public safety John Senders of the University of Toronto, Canada, for conducting a series of safety experiments in which a person drives an automobile on a major highway while a visor repeatedly flaps down over his face, blinding him.

The stimuli were letters presented on a rotating drum via a visor, a response key being mounted to the right.