Sentence examples for rubber cord from inspiring English sources
But, he added, the $9.99 Stewardess, described as "perfect," was not in original condition: the label had a hole in it and the rubber cord had been replaced.
His short-sleeved jumpsuit showing off his impressive biceps, his props often limited to a broomstick, a chair and a rubber cord, Mr. LaLanne pranced through his exercise routines, most notably his fingertip push-ups.
But between hikes, I planned to view the country from the end of a giant rubber cord, via the thrust of a powerful machine, and in the not-terribly-protective shell of a helmet and wet suit, all in a quest to find out what drives the people of this country to the ever-more-extreme.
Popcord is made of precision cast zinc and a flexible rubber cord.
The soon-to-open W hotel in the Maldives had ordered a pair of Gagnon's giant woven floor lamps, and the two men were standing on ladders, stringing walnut tiles onto rubber cord, letting the piece take shape organically.
A cloth sleeve and rubber cord are attached each to the upper and lower arms and legs (eight total) [ 20].
In this context, Elaine Gan's scaffolding structures of bright aluminum rods connected by rubber cords built around three cherry trees has a nice formal and possibly metaphorical economy.
After destemming, the grapes fall onto a vibrating metal plate that separates them, and proceed to a conveyor belt made of 99 thin rubber cords moving at 22kph (14mph).
Incorporating rubber cording, 18-karat gold and sterling silver, the designs look at home on the strapping and fashionable swimmer, who is an admitted sucker for all things Armani.
An offloading hose is a complex structure, mainly composed of rubber, cords and steel coil, which is used worldwide for oil production and transport systems such as offloading operations in Catenary Anchor Leg Mooring (CALM) buoy.
As a result of this investigation, it has emerged that the equipment used for bungee jumping has evolved in an empirical way, using a mixture of braided rubber cords originally intended for aeronautical applications, and ancillary equipment designed for climbing protection.
