Sentence examples for two straps from inspiring English sources

Shown here with a blue devore leopard dress, the steely patent-leather Gucci heel has two straps around the ankle and a combative, shieldlike facade.

In order to do this, a respirator must have two straps to close the mask around the chin as well as the nose and mouth.

The geometric stylization of one, a standing man with two straps across his chest and a long dagger with split blade, would have appealed to Western avant-garde sculptors of the 20th century.

A sketch for the portrait, in Tate Britain in London, shows that Sargent originally planned to do away with the strap altogether; the Met's portrait, hastily revised after the notorious Salon show, has two straps.

Unlike previous belts, Bohlin's creation secured both the upper and the lower body by means of two straps that joined at the hip and buckled into an anchor point.

His collection, called 1675, a nod to the year when the spring balance was invented, is made up of wide-body chronograph watches that have raised dots instead of numerals and come with two straps, alligator and rubber.

The effects of two strap anchoring systems and of slab thickness on punching behavior were compared.

This was despite no significant difference in the mean or peak strap pressure between the two strap orientations (p = 0.398; Table 2).

The lack of difference in strap pressure in the two strap orientation conditions was in contrast to the previous study of Bowles and Steele [5] that reported higher strap pressures in cross-back orientated straps compared to vertical straps [5].

All of the straps were made and sewn by the primary investigator [CEC] to ensure a standardised bra strap structure across the three strap designs and a standardised length of the two strap orientations per participant, which were longer in the cross-back orientation compared to the vertical orientation.

Behold, then the first horseman: it's called the Sinn Dual Strap System and it consists of two strap halves.