Sentence examples for strap from from inspiring English sources

She can practice her stretches with an elastic strap from Danskin, sold at Sports Authority stores, which have devoted new space to yoga gear.

After logging laps around the track, Davis ran the gym floor with the harness; his cousin, Isaiah Cherry, a teacher at Boys and Girls and a former track runner, provided resistance by holding the harness strap from behind.

By the new millennium he had matured into the 135lb body that would prove to be his optimum fighting build and in June of 2000 he shocked the world by ripping the WBC strap from the highly rated Stevie Johnston.

Fresh food lined the shelves, along with such branded products as "Coco Flakes" and chain saws on which the defining feature, the cutting chain, had been replaced by a signature chain strap from a Chanel handbag.

Outside the Frontier bar, Tammy Muller, seated on a chair by the street, screamed "Back up!" but watched as a strap from the horses left a gash on the lip of a young girl.

When the food and drink came, the boy flicked off the radio with a practiced thumb, freed the leather strap from his wrist with a circular arm motion, and laid the silent apparatus down in front of him, making sure that the strap was coiled neatly on top of the case, so that no part of it touched the greasy counter.

She got some straps from somewhere.

The straps from my rucksack were digging into my back and my boots were pinching.

I cut lengths for the straps from a piece of tougher hide.

His right leg was encased in a black boot, affixed with Velcro straps from his swollen toes to his knee.

Her current sandal preference is a pair of basic leather T-straps from the St.-Tropez company Rondini.