The men look like they're wearing strap-ons.
"I was sick especially in the first jump," said Johnson-Thompson, who was also wearing strapping on her left thigh as a precaution.
Case in point: for every uplifting story about say, women finally reaching parity by having 50percentt of the Sundance Film Festival movies directed by women, you get another story of how a big Hollywood agency, CAA, hosted a party at Sundance last night featuring women pole dancing and wearing strap-ons.
Wearing straps around the ankle can make your legs appear shorter than they actually are.
British troops wore strap watches during the Boer War to coördinate flanking operations, and in the First World War the rugged trench watch, with its metal grid over the crystal, was cherished by soldiers.
(It's not like anyone wore strap-ons, Simon. They were real people's real noses).
The recorder is worn strapped to the upper body; a cellphone plugs into it by serial cable.
Rooney has worn strapping on that right ankle ever since and these are the details that sometimes go amiss when opinion turns against him.
When he crossed a section of his route swept by the searchlights of border guards ashore, he reached for the snorkel he wore strapped to his waist and dived underwater.
After he reprimanded a pro-slavery member of his own party, two Southern Democrats stalked toward him, at least one of whom was armed with a bowie knife — a 6- to 12-inch blade often worn strapped to the back.
The players showed a visitor a thermal-imaging scope, a camera that a team member, Gioel Molinari, wore strapped to his chest to record the experience and a GPS track — —. "Shh!" another teammate, Matt de Jonge, interrupted.
