Sentence examples for safety tag from inspiring English sources

Witnesses had reported a boy waving a gun in the park on Saturday afternoon; the 911 caller said the suspect's gun was "probably a fake" – though police spokesmen have said the gun's orange safety tag had been removed, and that the two officers who responded to the call weren't told that it might be a replica.

(Mercedes also equips owners with a special safety tag to affix to baby seats; the tag sends a signal to the airbag not to fire.

The startup, which was founded a year ago, has just kicked off pre-orders for its forthcoming gizmo, BikeTag — which Anthony calls a "smart safety" tag — with the aim of shipping the first units to buyers in early September.

Tagit Labs sees this sort of automatic operation as a core differentiator for what it hopes will end up as a range of smart safety tags for different extreme sports.

It comes with an industry-leading 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty and has earned the Insurance Highway Institute's "Top Safety Pick" tag in the minivan category for the past three years.

On the game's final play, Starr swung a pass to Taylor, who bulldozed past two defenders to the 8 before Bednarik and safety Bobby Jackson tag-teamed him to the ground.

It's also aiming to stand out in the space by building a robust, safety-oriented tag which requires little agency for continued operation — meaning riders don't have to think about enabling it before each ride or switching on specific safety features.

Rodgers found Nelson in stride over the middle, and the receiver beat standout cornerback Darrelle Revis for a 45-yard touchdown, outracing safety Devin McCourty and tagging the front pylon before falling out of bounds.

The most valuable is my lockout-tag out safety certification.

The price breakdown shows that the dress, including the thread, various labels and the tag with its safety pin, cost €135.54, with wholesale and retail markups added on top.

At least five teams used the franchise tag — Buffalo on safety Jairus Byrd, Cincinnati on defensive end Michael Johnson, Indianapolis on punter Pat McAfee, Denver on left tackle Ryan Clady and Chicago on defensive tackle Henry Melton — essentially halting those players' opportunities to test the free-agent market, which opens March 12.