Sentence examples for quite strapped from inspiring English sources

The idea was to make the strap of the helmet — he's not quite strapped in yet; strapped into life, or the war — a dotted line, and the strap is the trajectory of the plane as seen from far below.

Such interventions are quite costly for cash-strapped policymakers and can only be justified economically if the disappearance of the cypress trees would demonstrably reduce the landscape value of the area.

Nominated for the Michael Powell award at the Edinburgh film festival, this deeply flawed, profoundly navel-gazing but ultimately quite likable affair deserves credit for looking beyond the boundaries of the usual cash-strapped youth fare, and for daring to be more Carl Dreyer than Danny Dyer.

Cash-strapped foreign investors are likely to take a dimmer view of riskier emerging markets such as Zambia, despite its quite perky performance of the past few years.

Many families, however, remain strapped.

STRAPPED Opens on Friday in Manhattan.

Lately, Russian money and power has asserted itself, and financially strapped Spain and Portugal have been rumored to form a new and special friendship with oil-rich Qatar and the South American voters, giving the United States cause to be quite nervous.

Her strapped sandals were red.

(The comforter and pillow are strapped tight).

They are both strapped to chairs".

Or sometimes they ride, strapped across horses.