Sentence examples for seatbelts- from inspiring English sources

2. The Lion King Australia: Cast Sings Circle of Life on Flight Home from Brisbane Fasten your seatbelts 3. Coke + Nutella + Mentos + Durex ITALIA world record Let's get fizzical 4. Putin & Sarah Palin Phone Call on "Tonight Show" Shooting their mouths off 5. Aventador Crash - Moment of Impact Car-ang! 6.

One of the main organisers of the rally, Malik Shabazz, told the crowd: "Buckle your seatbelts.

"My parents didn't have seatbelts.

In one room viewers watch from stadium seats; in another they sit on airplane seats (complete with seatbelts); yet another room is designed to look like a cheaply outfitted corporate boardroom.

The Central Office of Information has made public information broadcasts since 1946 (it grew out of the Ministry of Information which did the job during the war years), and these have tackled everything from what to do in the event of a nuclear attack, to sexual health campaigns, attempts to stop people spitting, the importance of wearing seatbelts and why children should have swimming lessons.

I expect to make it to our destination safely this Thanksgiving; but we're all gonna wear seatbelts.

Faster implementation of new safety systems, such as warning alerts for speeding or unbuckled seatbelts, would also help.

But the banks holding them risk taking big losses when interest rates, which are currently kept artificially low, rise.In this section Ready money Flying low Built for comfort, not for speed Living on borrowed time Fasten seatbelts Purest ray serene?

Those who can afford it choose among scores of cab drivers, who compete for and delegate fares amongst themselves.In this fashion, I am able to negotiate between late-model, air-conditioned Toyotas, rickety yellow cabs, and barely operational Peugeots, none of which provide seatbelts.

It sprawls heroically, seeming to begin well before passengers from the east are told to fasten their seatbelts.

How else in this well-educated nation to explain the universal scorn for seatbelts, the epidemic of poisonings during every mushroom-picking season or the amazing number of winter fishermen who die each year after falling through the ice?