Sentence examples for than wrists from inspiring English sources

Vines tougher than wrists,.

He still has more watches than wrists, among them a gold Rolex, encrusted with diamonds.

By Theodore Roethke The New Yorker, October 5, 1946 P. 79 Vines tougher than wrists, View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By John Cassidy By Atul Gawande.

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He concludes that the traditional view of Jesus's crucifixion, with the nails of the cross driven through his hands rather than wrists, may have been possible if his feet were supported.

Try to go for a wrist, not a collar, most Jammers are picky with collars because they are worth more than wrists.

But your smartphone has to be nearby to complete any calls (neither the Samsung nor the LG can act as a phone) and also to chip in additional computing power (for navigation, for instance).Overall, then, the first Android Wear watches are little more than wrist-bauble accessories for smartphones with fewer functions than many existing smartwatches and equally poor battery life.

But so far settlements from Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase have amounted to little more than wrist slaps.

2. Arm monitors -- meaning, machines with a "cuff," or sleeve that fits on the upper arm -- tend to be more accurate than wrist monitors, according to the "call to action" statement, and finger monitors should generally be avoided.

With a heart rate and motion sensor built into an earpiece that the company says is more accurate than wrist-based monitoring, Lumafit dutifully counts every squat you do — until you don't squat low enough.

Shoulder and elbow joints were more sensitive than wrist joints in perceiving passive positions and motions (P<0.05).