Sentence examples for wound the strap from inspiring English sources

He ate with dispatch, and when he had finished, he picked up the leather case, wound the strap around his wrist four or five times, flicked on the radio with his thumb, and sauntered out of the store, leaving behind two dimes and a nickel and the echo of a hideously indistinguishable rock-and-roll record.

There are various customs regarding winding the strap on the arm and hand.

Recite the following blessing: Recite the following blessing: Wind the straps seven times around the lower arm (between the elbow and wrist), black side facing outward.

Thread the strap through.

You might be tempted to wear your purse diagonally on your body (over the neck as well as the shoulder) or loop the strap around your wrist to prevent the purse from being easily snatched, but keep in mind that if someone does try to steal your purse, a hard yank on tightly wound purse strap can cause injury.

Pretending to put a metal buckle in the palm of his hand, he wound an imaginary strap around it and whipped the belt through the air.

To keep the tank stable in a storm, Mr. Librizzi wound metal strapping around it and the downspout; to soften its industrial look on the side facing the street, he erected a trellis for a native honeysuckle or autumn clematis.

After the blessing is said, the arm-tefillin is tightened, and the strap wound seven times round the arm.

If you are one of them fancy types, you can deck out your glorious hilt and pommel with fake jewels, or maybe wind a strap of leather in a criss-cross pattern to hide the nails.

Sometimes I would see her with her lovers walking through the Village, the wind strapped about her ankles.

The No God, Time, creeps his way, universe… Sometimes I would see her with her lovers walking through the Village, the wind strapped about her ankles.