Sentence examples for strapped tight from inspiring English sources

skin strapped tight around the skull . . .

Boldin had taken a savage hit to the helmet on one of the last plays of the game and is now strapped tight to a backboard.

Wearing helmets is compulsory today, a decree handed down by the festival's insurance company and only Terlick, dressed in a long-sleeved shirt, trousers, with elbow and kneepads and a helmet strapped tight, seems happy to be head-to-toe in armour.

At the same time, children hurry out to school in prim pinafores, book bags strapped tight to their backs.

(The comforter and pillow are strapped tight).

A camera went with him always, strapped tight against his sternum, to record for others the beauty he saw.

A husky young man with an M16, his helmet strapped on tight, fell in beside me.

Players cannot rise out of their chairs; they are strapped in tight, if only for the inevitable crashes.

"Strapped by tight credit and plummeting sales, businesses have overhauled the way they manage supply chains, inventory, production practices and staffing," she said.

She was bold and daring, stepping out in a simple black silk shift to the ankle, whilst all around her were strapped into tight bodices with petticoats, she began a revolution in women's clothing.

You're aboard a rocket, strapped in tight as the countdown ticks off in your headset.