Sentence examples for something strapped from inspiring English sources

There are no two ways about it, the headset is heavy for something strapped to your head, but isn't uncomfortable to wear.

If a person has concealed an object under clothing or has something strapped to their body, a black spot or color indicator will appear on the computer-generated avatar.

It could answer the problem of how do you enter text into your smart wearable when you don't want to seem like a burke talking to something strapped to your face.

Well then how do you keep that damn wig on?" There must have been some clever way out of not gluing a beard onto her face (look at what Pearl did!) without having something strapped across her chin that looked like a slug curled up there and died.

He had something strapped to his legs.' Schuringa and the cabin crew then dragged Mutallab, a 23-year-old Nigerian, to the front of the plane, where he was restrained until landing.

It's an incredible, geeky technology, but something about strapping the device to your face makes you question whether you're escaping reality or giving up on it.

The solar fan-type may hold a longer charge, but you can't always find a place to setup shop or find something to strap it to your bag.

Nielsen: I think that there's something about being strapped into armor.

"A lot times when people think of prosthetics, they think of something that is strapped onto a leg to allow walking," Bergh told ISU News Source.

He spent all day strapped into something that looked like a hospital bed crossed with an easel.

The reader is strapped into something like a De Havilland birch-and-balsawood Mosquito fast bomber, which can go at 400mph and reach 35,000ft.