Sentence examples for try to strap from inspiring English sources

Better yet, it looks like Boost will be offering this handset with their standard $50 unlimited data/web/text plan — in other words, they're not going to try to strap on some crazy smartphone tax.

But the more the Rangers' fortunes have fallen, the more Messier has tried to strap the team to his back, much like Brian Leetch attempted to do the three previous seasons.

And anyone who has ever tried to strap a car seat in the back of an Uber can tell you, there is nothing quite like owning your own car, especially when you become a parent.

From the looks of it, the shirt is less about embedding sensors into every day garments than it is making a chest-worn heart rate strap less awkward, still a solid goal, as anyone who's ever tried to strap one on and for an extended run can tell you.

Trying to strap more than 100 to your stomach is a little trickier.

At just 14 George Stinney Jr. was so small executioners trying to strap him into the electric chair had to put a phone book under him.

If you're born wearing a strait jacket and never know what life is like without one, you're much less likely to question it than if someone tries to strap you into one on your 21st birthday.

This just in: The person in the parking spot cares more about trying to load a week's worth of groceries into the trunk of their car before trying to strap a tired and cranky kid into a car seat than you finding a suitable spot at that second.

Try to put a strap of felt till it crosses the cover and find a way to put the locker there.

To try to find out, scientists strapped some cameras to Humboldt squid and recorded their behavior.

For the meantime, I just have to strap it up to try to protect it as best I can.