Sentence examples for slap band from inspiring English sources

For its first collaboration with the watchmakers TKO Orlogi, Henri Bendel is turning back the clock to the '90s slap band craze.

It's a ragtag – perhaps even forlorn - little bunch of tents, slogans and banners that currently sits in Leeds City Square, slap band next to the city's large Christmas tree and under the historic gaze of the Black Prince statue.

The Moff wearable is a slap band — i.e. no need to fiddle with fastenings; you just slap it against your wrist and it wraps around.

The DynePod can be combined with a slap band to make a kids' wearable, or attached to other objects or toys — including Lego, via a clip with a dedicated Lego attachment.

We slap Band-Aids on chronic problems, favoring expensive interventions over low-tech, high-touch alternatives that often work just as well.

The 1990s gave us so much: Koosh balls, slap bands, dial-up Internet, and the Taco Bell Chihuahua.

Without addressing the contribution of animal agriculture to climate change, we are merely slapping band aids on bullet holes.

The E.U. is slapping band-aids on the euro.

But these top tier hotels don't want to slap on band aids or do construction that inconveniences guests, they believe that if something is worth doing it is worth doing right.

So I'm not exactly sure who or what qualifies you for support, but the universe is pretty much giving her no options but to slap a band-aid on her scalp and start sending out resumes.

Raising grades does no more than slapping a Band-Aid on the sliced jugular of the grim employment situation.