There are a vast number of running belts on the market, from money belts that are just glorified fanny packs, to high-tech hydration belts.
|
|
These devices have been referred to as stun belts, shock belts or stun cuffs.
|
|
And the cars that had seat belts outsold the cars that didn't have seat belts.
|
|
Most of the new designs were paired with leather belts inspired by belts used to carry work utensils.
|
|
The bus did not have seat belts but it takes more than seat belts to prevent injuries, Hart said.
|
|
For Dubois to go down this route, the belts — or the champions of those belts — need to be available.
|
|
Crafted from durable materials, these innovative belts are reportedly 800% more adjustable than standard belts, yet they don't have any holes.
|
|
Smaller percentages said they did not use belts out of habit, because they forgot, or because they found belts uncomfortable or ill-fitting.
|
|
You can win all the belts in the world, but you can't support your family with belts, you support your family with money.
|
|
There are two kinds of seatbelts on school buses: the older lap belts and the newer lap-shoulder belts that are generally considered safer.
|
|
White, 35, is the founder of Bello Belts, a New York company that sells belts with interchangeable buckles, and was also a founder of TheFix.
|
|
The smart belts look just like regular belts, with straps made from premium Italian leather available in a variety of colors and metal alloy buckles.
|
|
"When we started that Uber ride, we weren't wearing our seat belts and then I was like, 'Babe, let's put on our seat belts,' " she says.
|
|
" Cops say even if the belts were worn at the time of the crash, "They were being worn improperly due to excessive slack in the belts.
|
|
Some seats had lap-shoulder belts, but it wasn't immediately clear whether all the seats were equipped with seat belts and whether anyone had them on, Sumwalt said.
|
|
"We find mine belts surrounding cities and villages and multiple rows of interlinked mine belts running across agricultural fields," she told Reuters on the sidelines of the conference.
|
|
Jeffrey Lewis, an expert on North Korea at the Middlebury Institute for International Studies, compares this dynamic to what happened when car manufacturers first began putting seat belts in cars: "There is some research about seat belts — early on, it seems, drivers with seat belts drove more aggressively," Lewis says.
|
|
It meant that Jacobs could not unify the four middleweight title belts if he won the fight; a split of the belts was not assured before the fight began.
|
|
The conspiracy theorists point to the hazards of the Van Allen belts, two donut-shaped belts of radiation that encircle the Earth, as the first major impediments to a lunar mission.
|
|
Officials say everyone was wearing seat belts and that proved to be a lifesaver: "All the people involved were wearing their seat belts," Yavapai County Sheriff's Office said in a press release.
|
|
Ecuadoreans will find themselves tightening belts rather than waving them.
|
|
This was particularly dangerous in the era before seat belts.
|
|
"I think I'm close to unifying the belts," Wilder said.
|
|
I hate scarves the same way others abstain from belts.
|
|
Outboard riders can be protected with belts featuring integrated airbags.
|
|
Japanese obi belts were used to tie up some dresses.
|
|
Ladies and Gentlemen, Mesdames et Messieurs, fasten your seat belts.
|
|
For some reason we continue ... Or seat belts, or tobacco.
|
|
Eugenie's bridal party had the stylish addition of colorful belts.
|
|
Fasten your seat belts; it's gonna be a bumpy night.
|
|
To Hagler's mind, the belts were his and his alone.
|
|
Espinal also accused Hill of using belts on the boy.
|
|
Are corset belts really the unexpected trend that's blowing up?
|
|
The photo was placed near other images of chic belts.
|
|
The people in the van were not wearing seat belts.
|
|
In 2012, drought gripped grain belts across the Northern Hemisphere.
|
|
These pads were held in place with huge, cumbersome belts.
|
|
Authorities said they had found ammunition, explosive belts and weapons.
|
|
The snarling gang leader belts her one, sending her sprawling.
|
|
After the fights the brothers posed with gold title belts.
|
|
The man has multiple degree black belts in multiple disciplines.
|
|
This is all to say: The belts really don't matter.
|
|
The W.B.A. (World Boxing Association) also awards BELTs as prizes.
|
|
They move cautiously to avoid unexploded suicide belts and bombs.
|
|
People turned to using belts, clothing and stethoscopes as tourniquets.
|
|
Not many people have 50 years under their belts here.
|
|
Caceres belts a shot from even further out than Vecino.
|
|
These appear as bright points on the planet's colorful belts.
|
|
We lend one another our bathing suits, jean jackets, belts.
|
|
He likes whiskey, dogs, leather belts, escalators, and pocket watches.
|
|
In a real economic downturn, companies begin cinching their belts.
|
|
No, because no one understood how important seat belts were.
|
|
There are also handcuffs, whips, and garter belts in the mix.
|
|
Officials told KFOR that the bus was equipped with seat belts.
|
|
Officers used belts, t-shirts and whatever they could find nearby.
|
|
"The Indo-Pacific has many belts and many roads," said Mattis.
|
|
She belts over piano keys, questioning the fate of their connection.
|
|
On the positive side they were both wearing their seat belts!
|
|
The frock seems undeniably comfy, but where do the belts start?
|
|
Oversized belts and polka dots prints channel the original Material Girl.
|
|
They should've had them two belts ready, spit-shined for me.
|
|
He'd know who's making the belts because we'd met each other.
|
|
So now we have a couple of primaries under our belts.
|
|
Security forces also recovered weapons, suicide bomb belts, cash and ammunition.
|
|
The six seats all feature belts and the familiar weathered look.
|
|
Always use safety equipment such as seat belts and safety bars.
|
|
Fasten your seat belts because we're in for a bumpy ride.
|
|
Davis belts two homers to lift A's past Angels OAKLAND, Calif.
|
|
"Jupiter has the most intense and interesting radiation belts," Mauk said.
|
|
We have already added seat belts and crumple zones to cars.
|
|
"Sure, it's a bit tough, but happiness is ahead," he belts.
|
|
Instead, you're strapped in with seat belts that crisscross your body.
|
|
When energy firms tighten their belts, their suppliers feel the squeeze.
|
|
People imagine that green belts are pleasant spaces for walking dogs.
|
|
Reports of a downturn might prompt consumers to tighten their belts.
|
|
Many are shipped to Europe to become fashionable belts or handbags.
|
|
By beating Klitschko four years ago, he won four championship belts.
|
|
In 63, Saab was the first to make seat belts standard.
|
|
So seat belts on, and don't go over the speed limit.
|
|
Sanitary belts were not only more practical, they were more liberating.
|
|
With that win under their belts, OpTic were on a roll.
|
|
The majority have at least some college education under their belts.
|
|
"Naloxone distribution is as enabling as seat belts are," Bigg said.
|
|
The car was not outfitted with safety harnesses ... just lap belts.
|
|
Then once he gets all four belts, he's gonna fight Pacquiao.
|
|
Those belts tighten up when sensors detect a crash is imminent.
|
|
He found that travelers did not have to wear the belts.
|
|
Third place (tie): Seat belts are in, everybody is wearing them.
|
|
And that is because everyone was wearing seat belts, authorities say.
|
|
He did not know how many passengers were wearing seat belts.
|
|
Phones and keys had to be dropped, but belts remained on.
|
|
"They looked like they had some explosive belts," Mr. Sciotto said.
|
|
They beat him with belts, belt buckles, tree branches, and wires.
|
|
The ride can be rough, and there are no seat belts.
|
|
Buckle your seat belts, because this was definitely a bumpy ride.
|
|
States passed laws requiring drivers and passengers to wear seat belts.
|
|
Sean Sherk is the obsessive workaholic you'd expect to win belts.
|
|
If it wasn't for our seat belts, we would have died.
|
|
Best armband overall: Trianium smartphone armbandBest armband for iPhone users: Grantwood Technology TuneBandBest armband for visibility: Griffin Technology LightRunnerBest armband for phones with large cases: Tune Belt armbandBest budget-friendly armband: Tribe armbandThe best running beltsThere are a vast number of running belts on the market, from money belts that are just glorified fanny packs, to high-tech hydration belts.
|
|
Just as cars use combination lap-shoulder belts, advocates for seatbelts, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, have encouraged parents to work with their local school districts to equip new school buses with lap-shoulder belts.
|
|
If belts with this better technology aren't available in the back seat, people 2160 and older should sit in the front of newer vehicles with those more sophisticated belts, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
|
|
Even from the first note she belts, tears will inevitably be shed.
|
|
Boular "wanted to marry Hussain and wear suicide belts together," prosecutors said.
|
|
Now he's defending heavyweight belts and nearly getting in pre-fight fights.
|
|
I buy four waters, a coffee, Hershey's bar, and Mexican sour belts.
|
|
The bus What we know: The bus did not have seat belts.
|
|
But Hart said it takes more than seat belts to prevent injuries.
|
|
Chapman takes me right up to the conveyor belts of moving candy.
|
|
It was not clear whether the ejected riders were wearing safety belts.
|
|
Potential causes included tight dresses, poorly fitted belts, overeating, or glandular issues.
|
|
She showed me a men's sleeve garter inspired by women's garter belts.
|
|
How did your belts and clothing get to guys like Chris Brown?
|
|
The seats, seat belts and brakes are highlighted in French racing blue.
|
|
We're talking sparkle belts, pirate shorts, and a whole lot of midriff.
|
|
They are seen wearing suicide belts for show -- and carry light weapons.
|
|
The picture was of dog collars produced by the factory, not belts.
|
|
The first step is for African governments to start tightening their belts.
|
|
The software bug may also prevent the seat belts from locking properly.
|
|
Puigdemont said bomb experts had now confirmed the explosive belts were duds.
|
|
Today, we all run with smartphones strapped to our arms or belts.
|
|
The red belts feature quotes by women who are no longer alive.
|
|
"He would beat me with belts and all that," Smith said then.
|
|
His trainer and jockey already have Kentucky Derby victories under their belts.
|
|
The latest post takes aim at the perceived dangers of asteroid belts.
|
|
But there's been no British heavyweight who has won all the belts.
|
|
They're also the only two to have presidential runs under their belts.
|
|
Meagan: Big, chunky belts were definitely a big thing in the '90s.
|
|
But we are abandoning other cities — our rust belts and rural towns.
|
|
My seat belts, my harness, everything stretched with an impact like that.
|
|
Fasten your seat belts (and headsets) and prepare for a new reality.
|
|
The core components were two spinning belts that simulated a human orifice.
|
|
"We don't offer constricting belts or a one-way road," said Pence.
|
|
The accident Monday as reignited discussion over seat belts in school busses.
|
|
For recreation, party members whip each other with belts in mosh pits.
|
|
They wear matching uniforms, typically polo shirts, slacks, belts and Nike sneakers.
|
|
Neymar on the move after a steal, belts one high and wide.
|
|
" In character as the titular figure, Ms. Ditto belts: "We were warriors!
|
|
Strapped to their backs and belts and legs were daggers, revolvers, axes.
|
|
Feed flows in on one set of belts, eggs out on another.
|
|
"Belts are getting tightened," said Gene Munster, managing partner at Loup Ventures.
|
|
One person was serious about those belts and the other wasn&apost.
|
|
Nearly 2628 percent of teens, for example, do not use seat belts.
|
|
Keep your seat belts fastened and get ready for a bumpy ride.
|
|
As for the gator, though, boots and belts are in its future.
|
|
The company, which makes ratchet belts — belts without holes that instead adjusts with a release lever — puts $2000 of every belt sold into a fund that provides loans to small-business owners in more than 240 developing countries.
|
|
Sano belts pair of homers as Twins roll past Rays ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
|
|
It was unclear whether the other five passengers were wearing their seat belts.
|
|
Leaps founders have over 20 years each of entrepreneurial experience under their belts.
|
|
The victory made the 28-year-old a titleholder of two UFC belts.
|
|
Since the Great Recession, state and local governments have been tightening their belts.
|
|
White and black Floridians wear their seat belts at roughly the same rates.
|
|
"Your love is like a higher power," she belts over an anthemic chorus.
|
|
Baseball is the auto industry saying cars would be safer without seat belts.
|
|
The fan belts and half-horsepower motor have been replaced about ten times.
|
|
It takes a real man to relieve a great champion of his belts.
|
|
They had belts for explosions, but the news said they were not real.
|
|
No, because no one understood how important seat belts were to protecting children.
|
|
He holds local titles, has won and defended stadium belts in Chiang Mai.
|
|
The driver and passengers were all wearing seat belts or restraints, they said.
|
|
There aren't any BJJ black belts under 18 for much the same reason.
|
|
Wherever investment income is needed to meet current expenses, belts must be tightened.
|
|
Beads and stones and pentagram charms dripped from their necks and studded belts.
|
|
They have forced pampered Saudis to tighten their belts and infuriated religious conservatives.
|
|
Using satellite data, they compared the inner edge of those belts today vs.
|
|
He complies and belts out with what sounds like an Irish folk song.
|
|
Oil producers are tightening their belts, having spent extravagantly when prices were high.
|
|
The explosive belts worn by the attackers in Cambrils were fake, Reuters report.
|
|
I heard they were handing out belts after [Vasyl Lomachenko] left your division.
|
|
Fasten your seat belts, because 2016 promises to be another roller-coaster ride.
|
|
He said it likely reflected that many start-ups are tightening their belts.
|
|
Young drivers who wore seat belts were less likely to text while driving.
|
|
Wonderland also said the ride was originally built without any belts at all.
|
|
With the W.B.O. light heavyweight title, Alvarez now holds belts in four divisions.
|
|
Instead, they were told they will have to tighten their belts even more.
|
|
After the London bombings in 2005 they displayed veiled women wearing suicide-belts.
|
|
Students screamed and some were left "hanging from their seat belts," he said.
|
|
The staff were uniformed guards with walkie-talkies and handcuffs on their belts.
|
|
Car parts to have import duties lowered include bumpers, doors and seat belts.
|
|
Hanging from their belts were thick zip-ties to be used as handcuffs.
|
|
He was in top shape, and had earned two martial arts black belts.
|
|
In Japan, women participated in "spiritual mobilization," embroidering special belts for fighter pilots.
|
|
Men parade in their dance belts, and women in silk robes casually gapping.
|
|
The first of them bore rifles and cartridge belts; these were the revolutionaries.
|
|
Art fairs and auctions continued to serve as conveyor belts for investment capital.
|
|
The belts were still strapped to the attackers' bodies when they were shot.
|
|
It is hard to speculate what the motive was for wearing the belts.
|
|
"They're just loosening their belts so they can feast some more," he said.
|
|
Both attackers were also wearing belts with various items crudely attached, they added.
|
|
The management board stands by its statement that belts need to be tightened.
|
|
The owner is sincerely sorry, but the workers have to tighten their belts.
|
|
Meanwhile, not-yet-public companies are tightening their belts, or taking their chances.
|
|
Similar wampum belts held by private collectors have fetched nearly $100,000 at auction.
|
|
Conveyor belts can take the grapes to their next stop, perhaps a destemmer.
|
|
But the conveyor belts between the departments only carry 10 apples per minute.
|
|
Add seat belts to cars for safety, speeding and accidents can go up.
|
|
It added that all passengers should fasten safety belts during flights for safety.
|
|
Everything is placed in plastic bins on conveyor belts leading to a compactor.
|
|
America's favourite siblings Rae Sremmurd have notched an enormous achievement on their belts.
|
|
Belts and ties should also not be too wide, and patterns not overwhelming.
|
|
There's no federal mandate that requires children to wear seat belts on school buses, and only six states -- New York, California, Florida, New Jersey, Louisiana and Texas (PDF) -- have laws requiring school buses to be equipped with seat belts for passengers.
|
|
Aside from some electric blue lighting and similarly colored seat belts, that's about it.
|
|
On a recent visit three models, each with small customisations, rolled off conveyor belts.
|
|
The army seized a large quantity of weapons and explosive belts, the sources said.
|
|
I've got both belts, a chunk of money, a little family on the way.
|
|
I wore Chanel miniskirts on the show, with the cropped jackets and chain belts!
|
|
"Take off your seat belts, Jen's coming to dinner," Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino jokes.
|
|
They were also wearing fake suicide belts - plastic water bottles wrapped in duct tape.
|
|
It has belts for three, but keep it to two to keep the peace.
|
|
There's enough glitter belts, baby bags, newsboy caps, and platform sandals to go around.
|
|
One-shouldered mini dresses were paired with oversized belts and pink Barbie-esque pumps.
|
|
We know now that children need to be in car seats and seat belts.
|
|
A belt signals significance, but two belts on the same fighter are without parallel.
|
|
The Swedish carmaker was the first to introduce three-point seat belts in 1959.
|
|
We looked into it, and shoulder belts were a rarity in the '69 model.
|
|
Poorly sited forest-belts have often killed off grasses and other naturally occurring vegetation.
|
|
Have the belts, the coolant, and the condenser looked by your dealer or mechanic.
|
|
The spoil from this excavation is then taken to the surface by conveyor belts.
|
|
Islamic State deployed car bombs and suicide belts during weeks of fighting for Baghouz.
|
|
Oppenheimer Asset Management's John Stoltzfus suggests investors may want to fasten their seat belts.
|
|
Neil, do you remember on January 31st, 1983 when seat belts were made compulsory?
|
|
It's often used for heavy-duty leather items, like weapon holsters and utility belts.
|
|
The two are coming in hot with decades of consumer experience under their belts.
|
|
Hooked my brothers up and sharpened their stuff, they are buying me new belts.
|
|
Before that, no solar powered craft had even made it past the asteroid belts.
|
|
Bustier belts adorned most of the outfits and for footwear, models wore pointed boots.
|
|
I mean, they've led the way on things like seat belts and all that.
|
|
Citizens are told they have to "tighten their belts" to protect their national sovereignty.
|
|
Citizens are told to tighten their belts to protect their national sovereignty and security.
|
|
Chantim wears belts with fun details and whimsical jewelry, like a bedazzled pretzel necklace.
|
|
Recent reports from British retailers have also indicated consumers may be tightening their belts.
|
|
The seat belts will be able to shift to accommodate passengers of varying widths.
|
|
And he denied speculation that the ride had faulty seat belts or lap bars.
|
|
Why do the boots need individual belts if they're just going to sag anyway?
|
|
Buckle your seat belts for an uncomfortable story, because this one is a doozy.
|
|
With one game under their belts, the Mets are already in midseason injury form.
|
|
Russian belts have tightened further because of sanctions imposed after Mr Putin attacked Ukraine.
|
|
Picture a warehouse in which thousands of packages are travelling on intersecting conveyor belts.
|
|
That gives it the fiercest radiation belts of any planet in the solar system.
|
|
Pretensioners use explosive charges to hold seat belts in place during a car crash.
|
|
Still, Hot Topic quickly became the destination to get skulls, crucifixes, spikes, pyramid belts ...
|
|
R.M. Williams Leather boots, belts and apparel from the Australian brand, founded in 1932.
|
|
School buses above that weight are not mandated to provide seat belts for passengers.
|
|
Why develop robots and not a factory system using claws, cranes and conveyor belts?
|
|
But Gonzalez has lost his belts now and may no longer be Inoue's target.
|
|
And Keanu Reeves, being Keanu Reeves, belts that baby straight out of the park.
|
|
Despite the belts, baubles and sceptres, he remains a grounded, down to earth chap.
|
|
Soldiers and police openly show their arms and civilians carry pistols on their belts.
|
|
They are breast-feeding wolf cubs and disemboweling cows and using snakes as belts.
|
|
Sweden is suddenly full of pep, and Ekdal belts a shot over the bar.
|
|
The children wore belts etched in pen with phone numbers for their emergency contacts.
|
|
I saw mom make pillows, belts, and gowns out of flat yards of fabric.
|
|
This means having insurance coverage is now roughly as common as wearing seat belts.
|
|
His passengers wear lap belts that can be unfastened more easily in the water.
|
|
All of them wore crisp, white karate outfits, or gis, cinched with black belts.
|
|
There are assembly lines, conveyor belts, forklifts, "just like Henry Ford," Mr. Maguire said.
|
|
Fury gave up his belts and had his boxing license suspended in October 2016.
|
|
There are separate drawers for belts, rings, earrings, bracelets, silver necklaces and gold ones.
|
|
I would buy bondage belts from my tweaker friends who needed money for drugs.
|
|
But pop music, like boxing, has moved to a model of multiple champions' belts.
|
|
With belts for three, the back seat has generous room for two average adults.
|
|
Amnesty International has condemned the use of stun belts in the U.S. as inhumane.
|
|
Duffle bags, belts, t-shirts, hats, and jeans have been added to the mix.
|
|
And during each ice age, northern belts of trees were broken into isolated stands.
|
|
It wasn't regulation that first put seat belts in cars — it was consumer demand.
|
|
The squad's M249 automatic weapons and M240 machine gun tore through belts of ammunition.
|
|
Five attackers wearing fake explosive belts were also shot dead in the Catalan town.
|
|
Unlike purses, which hid everything away, these fashionable belts put women's necessities on display.
|
|
The belts could have been from different batches, with one recipe proving more stable than the other—or it could be that the original owner favored one of the belts, and what we are seeing is the residual strain from years of wear.
|
|
Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported that the two boys who died were not wearing seat belts.
|
|
These specimens weren't styled with the usual sk8er boi essentials (obscure merch and shoelace belts).
|
|
The six women are all emerging filmmakers, but with vastly different projects under their belts.
|
|
Silk scarf prints, namely of belts and chains, decorated short-sleeve tops-and-skirts combinations.
|
|
No one in the SUV was wearing seat belts at the time, according to WAFB.
|
|
A delta arm printer uses three belts that drive the print head on all axes.
|
|
"For those countries that don't have storms, green belts are interfaces for fisheries," she said.
|
|
It should be utterly uncontroversial — there is no question that seat belts offer improved safety.
|
|
Still, the NHTSA says the addition of seat belts could reduce this number even further.
|
|
Forces also destroyed five explosive belts and three tunnels and seized a store of projectiles.
|
|
NetQuote swabbed the steering wheel, gear shift and seat belts in three random rental cars.
|
|
When it's finally time for Stone to belt, she belts, and it's a wonderful moment.
|
|
With all the modern security procedures -- belts off, shoes off, laptops out, magnetometers on, etc.
|
|
In one musically boisterous section, vertical columns shot across the screen like manic conveyor belts.
|
|
But just as we hear the sounds of belts unbuckling, his friend Leon shows up.
|
|
Ladies and gentleman, please remove all shoes, belts, and 8.5 pounds of pure cinematic gold.
|
|
Oh, and if you're wondering about the seat belts, big school buses don't need them.
|
|
Erlanger and Felicity both agree: Belts or draping are the keys to defining your waist.
|
|
I have gotten bathing suits, dresses, coats, tees, jackets, shapewear, belts, necklaces, bags, and shoes.
|
|
Once in the sorting area, pallets of iProducts are unwrapped and loaded onto conveyor belts.
|
|
Rival big banks have been tightening their belts, making Wells Fargo's expense problems more glaring.
|
|
Seat belts, they say, were the reason everyone was able to walk away that day.
|
|
Larger parts will need to come on conveyor belts or some other means of transportation.
|
|
We were promised torrential rain, "conveyor belts" of storms, violent-alcoholic-on-malt-liquor wrath.
|
|
When oil prices fell in 2014, Russia's government realised that belts needed to be tightened.
|
|
Our planet is naturally surrounded by Van Allen radiation belts—zones of highly-charged particles.
|
|
Oil prices have rallied recently but exploration firm Oil Search wouldn't be loosening its belts.
|
|
" In addition, he also belts out his classic hits "Haven't Met You Yet" and "Home.
|
|
Six minutes later, they're on the production floor, assembling smartphones moving past on conveyor belts.
|
|
Fasten your seat belts Totoro fanatics — because you've got some good news coming your way.
|
|
Some terrified students, unable to lock doors, blocked them with printers, belts and cords. 2.
|
|
Critics bemoaning the inefficiency of global monetary policy now have fresh ammunition under their belts.
|
|
Most chastity belts sold now are cock cages and penis erection prevention devices, she writes.
|
|
More tank treads, but here they're used as conveyor belts to move Lego debris along.
|
|
But even so, investors would be forgiven for checking their seat belts. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
|
|
Most recent presidents had legislative wins under their belts by this time in their administrations.
|
|
Seat belts that don't latch properly can increase the risk of injury in a crash.
|
|
Daniel showed up with his 2 championship belts at the Chateau Nightclub & Rooftop in Vegas.
|
|
That ushered in more features, including seat belts, airbags and electronics for anti-lock brakes.
|
|
Cocaine's a helluva drug ... and it will probably cost boxer Tyson Fury his championship belts.
|
|
When Mary J. Blige belts out her hit "No More Drama," she really means it.
|
|
Sales taxes and income tax forecasts are also down as oil companies tighten their belts.
|
|
But they are struggling to afford the expensive latest varieties as they tighten their belts.
|
|
And, since she's got the women's bantamweight and featherweight belts, Henry is calling her out!
|
|
McGregor ... not like the good ol' days when all dudes cared about was stackin' belts.
|
|
As in other martial arts, participants are granted belts of differing colors as they advance.
|
|
"The vacuum pump actually works by pulling air through holes in the belts," he said.
|
|
Researchers also lacked crash data on alcohol or drug use, seat belts or road conditions.
|
|
Its logo is a spiky signature, jammed onto handbags and belts, often rendered in gold.
|
|
Unsurprisingly, many households tightened their belts and had to cut spending on candy and costumes:
|
|
Conveyor belts called "magic carpets" take skiers and snowboarders to the top of the hill.
|
|
You'll also find backpacks, sportswear for gym class, and other essentials like socks and belts.
|
|
These parts initiate the process to activate seat belts pretensioners and to deploy air bags.
|
|
Trump's previous national security advisers had decades of military and diplomatic experience under their belts.
|
|
Amanda: Yeah, these are cool 'cause they have the belt, yeah exactly, built-in belts.
|
|
He declared an emergency during which he expected the Cuban people to tighten their belts.
|
|
But only six states around the country require seat belts on school buses, Townsend said.
|
|
However, he is slated to defend his multiple belts against John Molina Jr. in December.
|
|
She's respected, well known, and — thanks to her affinity for glittery belts — easy to spot.
|
|
Attached to the TBMs are conveyor belts, which takes out the river muck and rock.
|
|
He possesses belts from both Rajadamnern and Lumpinee Stadium, titles he captured in his twenties.
|
|
" Even before this week's swing by Amazon, The Economist was warning: "'Fasten your seat belts.
|
|
We are into spanking, but with belts and stuff that is part of our household.
|
|
On that vessel, the conveyor belts sends plastic directly into dumpsters on the floating barge.
|
|
The maker of inflators, seat belts and crash sensors would not comment on Takata's bankruptcy.
|
|
" Sege agreed: "We didn't have seat belts for children when I was growing up, either.
|
|
Belts of wind known as steering winds are responsible for moving hurricanes along their paths.
|
|
"Otherwise, just tighten your belts and keep your heads down building the company," he said.
|
|
But the robots at Spread are said to look more like conveyor belts with arms.
|
|
Nor is this a superhero story with microphones and Adidas replacing utility belts and capes.
|
|
The belts will go up in the air and we will fight for them again.
|
|
Wirecutter's picks for running belts include some that can hold your water and sports drinks.
|
|
Fasten your safety belts and please keep your limbs inside the vehicle at all times.
|
|
Callimachi: They built the bombs that they were going to use in their suicide belts.
|
|
The visibly stunning belts of white and brown zones are due to variations in composition.
|
|
In addition to having a thick atmosphere, Jupiter is also wrapped in intense radiation belts.
|
|
He worried about having the latest Jordans, MCM belts and being in fashion, being popular.
|
|
They also wore belts containing an accelerometer while out and about in their daily lives.
|
|
Clearly, they weren't wearing seat belts because they're jumping around back there waving at me.
|
|
He'll show these, along with brightly patterned belts, ties and socks, and a promotional film.
|
|
An earlier version of this article misstated the number of championship belts that changed hands.
|
|
Robots also send products down conveyer belts so workers can easily retrieve items for order.
|
|
Cars won't have seat belts or airbags and no motorcyclist has to wear a helmet.
|
|
You can buy everything from reflective vests to running belts to wrist or ankle cuffs.
|
|
E. and I tag-team housework while he belts Lizzo and I can't stop laughing.
|
|
Another is a braggadocious rapper, while a Type-A personality belts out self-centered pop.
|
|
Wounded fighters arrive for treatment wearing grenade belts and carrying guns, along with their comrades.
|
|
Seat belts buckle in four ways, two across the lap and two tight shoulder harnesses.
|
|
With a jabbing strategy, Joshua out-pointed Ruiz Jr. and reclaimed his world title belts.
|
|
Therefore we should fasten our seat belts for it's going to be a bumpy ride.
|
|
"We know now that children need to be in carseats and seat belts," she said.
|
|
America's new Congress convenes, Chinese consumers tighten their belts and Turks vote with their feet.
|
|
Three men affiliated to ISIS detonated suicide belts outside the ground, with one bystander killed.
|
|
But he's technically the holder of one of the legitimate heavyweight belts, so deserves mention.
|
|
Since it is only one hanger, it won't take up much space in your closet, but it can hold plenty of belts, probably more than you even own — unless you own a lot of belts, but in that case, you can get two of these.
|
|
Do you worry at all your proposal would prevent colleges from trying to tighten their belts?
|
|
At meetings in their "sorority house," Salzman and other masters would administer paddlings with leather belts.
|
|
This arrangement allowed the Lohner-Porsche (pictured above) to dispense with cumbersome belts, chains and gears.
|
|
However, the bus in the California crash was equipped with seat belts, and no one died.
|
|
The flight attendants were in the last couple rows when they said 'fasten your seat belts.
|
|
Police found Huennekens' body wrapped in blankets with two belts around her, Fox 6 now reported.
|
|
We're taking the right approach to getting me in the position to get all the belts.
|
|
They had to ford swollen rivers on improvised log rafts lashed together with their own belts.
|
|
Both Shermans were found by their indoor lap pool with men's leather belts around their necks.
|
|
BTW, speaking of belts ... shout-out to Cejudo's coach, Eric Albarracin, for holding his ... thing's heavy.
|
|
"People, let me tell you," belts Aretha, a cappella, in the first moments of the track.
|
|
The trio were believed not to be wearing seat belts at the time of the crash.
|
|
There is no reason why China's entangling belts and roads should be the world's only option.
|
|
NHTSA does not mandate seat belts, except for small school buses weighing less than 10,000 pounds.
|
|
We've found the best under-$100 belts to try out for your next waist-cinching look.
|
|
Large quantities of explosives, weapons and suicide belts were seized in a hideout, the statement said.
|
|
The girls were not wearing seat belts and were ejected, Alabama Senior Trooper Reginal King said.
|
|
Some aluminum belts I made for my senior collection when I was studying fashion at Parsons.
|
|
When Alyssa belts out the Ray Charles ballad "You Don't Know Me," it's a show-stopper.
|
|
Fasten your seat-belts and fold your trays away, but expect plenty of delays before landing.
|
|
Right now, Balmain does sell shoes, bags, gloves, and belts, but the selection is quite limited.
|
|
A study by the administration estimated that between 1960 and 2012, seat belts saved 329,715 lives.
|
|
Just ask Tom Cruise, who gleefully belts it out in Jerry Maguire after a professional victory.
|
|
The associations and councils create more and more belts, devaluing any meaning that they once had.
|
|
Prosecutors said Laachraoui's DNA had been found on two explosive belts used by the Paris attackers.
|
|
It was used on utilitarian accessories—money belts, tobacco pouches—but the rag trade proved resistant.
|
|
Then in 2017, Jacobs was matched against Gennady Golovkin to unify the WBA's two middleweight belts.
|
|
There is no doubt that championship belts used to mean a lot more in the UFC.
|
|
Global charismatic movements act as transmission belts along which ideas and worship styles can travel quickly.
|
|
Either way, buckle your seat belts and get ready for a turbulent period in Israeli politics.
|
|
There's new information on Saturn's magnetic field, and radiation belts that surround portions of the planet.
|
|
Dresses were fastened with leather belts and leather straps, and clasps adorned coats and backless dresses.
|
|
They'd be able to unbuckle their seat belts and float around the cabin during this time.
|
|
Because they formed between the two belts, the moons are probably composed of rock and ice.
|
|
Automated belts can draw bags into X-ray machines and return bins back to the queue.
|
|
As the mission progresses, the spacecraft will pass through increasingly violent parts of the radiation belts.
|
|
The close approaches to Jupiter means Juno will pass through intense bombardment of the radiation belts.
|
|
They get a few successes under their belts and they think no one can stop them.
|
|
Others were kept as servants, beaten, forced to carry suicide belts or used as human shields.
|
|
"Mistaken for love/It wasn't love, it was a perfect illusion," she belts, angry and tremulous.
|
|
One turn puts a twist in the attached belts while the second smooths them out again.
|
|
The terminal that handles American flights at José Martí International Airport has just two luggage belts.
|
|
How about trying to become the first person in U.F.C. history to hold two belts simultaneously?
|
|
There is all this talk about tightening belts, except for the guys who caused the crash.
|
|
Japan. Despite this, Pyongyang has a couple of classic Japanese-style restaurants with food conveyor belts.
|
|
Lam and McCurley are themselves brilliant satirists with a decade of sophisticated collaboration under their belts.
|
|
BJJ black belts police the surfing lineups on Oahu's North Shore and beat down unfamiliar faces.
|
|
Regardless, he was all smiles with his world title belts and the coveted Muhammad Ali trophy.
|
|
A number of the gunmen, presumably after exhausting their supplies of ammunition, set off suicide belts.
|
|
Teens today are really, really good at wearing seat belts — 93.9 percent of them do it!
|
|
Most of Nevada's players, in other words, have three or four tournament games under their belts.
|
|
Cataloguing all the belts of all the federations of all the sanctioning bodies would be redundant.
|
|
I'm not a fan of belts myself — I don't like that extra weight around my waist.
|
|
His eyes are closed and he belts "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" with a guttural voice.
|
|
The round coins had square holes so they could be strung into belts of a thousand.
|
|
But I want to put in the Japanese spirit by playing with sleeves and tie belts.
|
|
From the rear, the machines were simple, sooty, steel mechanisms with a network of rubber belts.
|
|
States, like Texas, that have economices that depend on oil production were already tightening their belts.
|
|
As a result, people are tightening their belts — in part, by avoiding spending money on sex.
|
|
The bright plumes create disruptions in the belts that can last for months or even years.
|
|
As companies retrench, it affects workers and suppliers, which then have to tighten their own belts.
|
|
She also beat him regularly "for not being perfect," wielding belts, shoes, fists and clothes hangers.
|
|
For his part, McGregor is the first man to hold two Ultimate Fighting Championship belts simultaneously.
|
|
The exterior is black, and the interior — including the seat belts — is red with black seats.
|
|
News footage showed the two lying in a field, surrounded by men carrying sticks and belts.
|
|
The hats are Bates; the pajamas, Sleepy Jones; the belts, Anderson's (though not the good Anderson's).
|
|
Seat belts: The Department of Transportation (DOT) is moving forward with seat belt rules for buses.
|
|
"It's still the same things that are killing drivers — belts, booze and speed," Mr. Adkins said.
|
|
In New York, limo rear passengers are not required to wear seat belts, according by Sumwalt.
|
|
The letter appeared on belts and buckles, bags, mink bombers, socks and sheer nylon mesh skirts.
|
|
And who better to teach you than veteran writers with decades of training under their belts?
|
|
Already in 1839 the water-powered wheels and belts of the Industrial Revolution were whirling fast.
|
|
The recall campaign seeks to fix seat belts that do not operate properly in high temperatures.
|
|
The rubber had melted away, and the steel belts lay in tangled heaps, like giant Slinkys.
|
|
From heels and huge belts to donning a super tiny red dress and straight-up lingerie.
|
|
Some had to take off their clothes or show their belts, though not those carrying children.
|
|
Guerrasio: When Jennifer Hudson really belts out the song at the end it gives you chills.
|
|
The five assailants had an axe and knives in their car and wore fake explosive belts.
|
|
Pre-approved passengers are usually able to keep wearing shoes and belts at airport security checkpoints.
|
|
The photos and the belts across the room tell a story of what happened that night.
|
|
They need to be driven, or else belts will dry out and gears will seize up.
|
|
At other times, she croons verses or belts her chorus, her voice always filled with melancholy.
|
|
Other kids earned many different-colored belts—perhaps even the prized black one—and good for them.
|
|
With 24 years under their belts, they've survived longer than similar bands that emerged in the '90s.
|
|
Traditionally, factories install conveyor belts when they want to regularly move goods from one place to another.
|
|
Regulators and carmakers have tried to tackle this issue by adding seat belts and airbags to cars.
|
|
What we don't know: Could seat belts on the school bus have prevented the deaths and injuries?
|
|
Drivers have been educated to wear seat belts and secure toddlers in child-safety seats, McCarthy says.
|
|
Seat belts are still the most effective way to reduce injuries and reduce fatalities in serious crashes.
|
|
This guy is one of best fucking black belts in the world (points at someone off camera).
|
|
Most features within Jupiter's belts and zones are short-lived, lasting anywhere from three to 15 years.
|
|
The following year the government came down hard with rules on seat belts, headrests and the like.
|
|
When Carrie Underwood belts out her moving hit song "Cry Pretty," the emotion is all too real.
|
|
Organizers who planned after-parties tightened their belts, in line with Americans rationing sugar, coffee and meat.
|
|
In the era before seat belts, if the passenger was leaning against the door, out he went.
|
|
An impossibly complicated network of conveyor belts, chutes and tubes whizzes the trash this way and that.
|
|
Graco, Evenflo's rival, launched the TurboBooster, which lifted children up so that their seat belts fit properly.
|
|
But when the chorus arrives he belts out every word, trembling with joy until he's almost delirious.
|
|
Keep scrolling to see how these fashionable celebs styled their belts and shop our three affordable favorites.
|
|
Just a few months of dating under their belts, and Stonestreet is already introducing her to Ellen?
|
|
Two men who were riding the train used their belts to make tourniquets and save her life.
|
|
But the smaller buses that are closer to the size of a van do need seat belts.
|
|
The press release also cited the alleged lack or improper use of child restraints and seat belts.
|
|
They say the police department failed to properly disseminate new rules requiring seat belts during prisoner transport.
|
|
In a severe frontal crash, it said, the frames could slice through the belts, leaving passengers unrestrained.
|
|
In cases of turbulence, investors should keep their seat belts fastened and sick bags close to hand.
|
|
Since then, the officials said, he manufactured two explosive belts used in bombings in Medina and Jeddah.
|
|
That is easiest in ex-communist countries with barely three decades of multiparty democracy under their belts.
|
|
One listing for furniture moving straps contains an image that looks like a couple of seat belts.
|
|
"Innovation is not a luxury that we do away with when we're tightening our belts," Obama said.
|
|
ISIS is also mounting sophisticated attacks combining car bombs with teams of fighters armed with suicide belts.
|
|
But imagine if all the floors in an airport were replaced with Intralox's amazing omnidirectional conveyor belts?
|
|
Again, maybe influenced by fashion trends; I veered away from obi belts and corsets and stiletto heels.
|
|
None of the children were wearing seat belts at the time of the crash, according to authorities.
|
|
For instance, women wearing dresses can't wear microphones clipped to belts under suit jackets as men do.
|
|
If Garcia beats Spence at 147 ... he'd have belts in 4 weight classes at the SAME TIME.
|
|
Witherspoon, who sported a festive red one-piece swimsuit, then belts out a loud squeal before jumping.
|
|
Breitbart belts out a stream of stories, usually supporting Trump or mocking cable hysteria on the left.
|
|
Why, mutter some Saudis, should we tighten our belts when the princes continue to enjoy untold riches?
|
|
Other than the fact that they're megastars ... they all also have a Harvard class under their belts.
|
|
Hang clunky kitchen utensils on the wall, organize your belts, or even create your own coat rack.
|
|
With autonomous driving on the horizon, cybersecurity will become as essential as seat belts and air bags.
|
|
Men wore thong-like loincloths, similar to sumo-wrestlers' competition belts, but underpants for women were rare.
|
|
He didn't win any belts at Bangkok stadiums and there's no fight footage of him on YouTube.
|
|
These charged particles get trapped inside the field, creating huge, powerful belts of radiation that surround Jupiter.
|
|
France is the biggest question mark after storms and heavy rain lashed its main northern wheat belts.
|
|
Recently it was two Tunisian men, carrying five suicide belts, and accompanied by 15 women and children.
|
|
Heck, you can even have brightly colored seat belts to match the red or yellow accent stitching.
|
|
The warriors butchered the people and used the heads of Lewis's kinsmen as decoration for their belts.
|
|
The rules also prohibit the use of fall protection body belts, but allow for rope descent systems.
|
|
However, both outfits were covered in large polka dots, and were accessorized with belts and white shoes.
|
|
Pro tip: You may want to ensure that overly competitive family members are contained by seat belts.
|
|
Today, Cole Haan continues to design men's and women's shoes, as well as bags, belts, and sunglasses.
|
|
The shoes looked like a pair of jeans, even featuring belts around the top of each boot.
|
|
We couch-surf in rented beach houses, with green belts as habitat for other creatures that remain.
|
|
The minivan with airbags and seat belts for everyone, compared to Mr. Trump's vintage Maserati without brakes.
|
|
All three Kadyrov sons won their bouts and received gold belts at the end of the tournament.
|
|
If there were championship belts for winning mayoral elections, professional wrestler Glenn Jacobs would be wearing one.
|
|
It's disputed because there is a gentleman named Deontay Wilder who holds one of the five belts.
|
|
Marielle's leather has endless applications, from purses, bracelets, necklaces and jewelry to keychains, belts, dresses, and shoes.
|
|
The man with four championship belts at 147lbs, including two from Lumpini stadium and one from Rajadamnern?
|
|
There are also instructions for anything the passengers may need to do, like buckling their seat belts.
|
|
Rosters turn over rapidly, and even the most experienced players have only three seasons under their belts.
|
|
So Michelin made the car a special set of rubbers, with reinforced steel belts holding everything together.
|
|
His final collection for the brand was filled with exaggerated '80s shoulders, big belts, and microscopic hemlines.
|
|
Anthony "Showtime" Pettis wants next ... telling TMZ Sports he's coming for BOTH of Conor McGregor's UFC belts.
|
|
But with the political situation and the economics, we are releasing every last knot in our belts.
|
|
"So just hold on to the memory of me," lead vocalist Cristal belts out in the chorus.
|
|
I define a spanking as a few swats to the backside — no switches, belts or closed fists.
|
|
They deposited keys, watches, belts and cellphones into a gray bucket before walking through a metal detector.
|
|
We checked back in with teachers after they had a few weeks of teaching under their belts.
|
|
In fact both of them, it turns out, have a few failed SNL sketches under their belts.
|
|
Their scarves look like bandages, and two of them have knife sheaths hanging prominently from their belts.
|
|
I inherited all his rastra belts, we divided them in half with my brother, and his ponchos.
|
|
They are advised not to touch the controls, but to sit back and fasten their seat belts.
|
|
Automated sorting machines, whirring conveyor belts and hard bins can break a book and shorten its life.
|
|
These changes produced a significant number of relatively close states in both the Rust and Sun Belts.
|
|
The belts are supposed to be used in case a prisoner tries to escape or gets violent.
|
|
He did not know how many passengers were wearing seat belts at the time of the crash.
|
|
They ultimately decided they couldn't put it off, even if that meant tightening their belts for now.
|
|
Kovalev is 34-4-1 as a pro -- winning several light heavyweight belts during his outstanding career.
|
|
More people have started using seat belts due to states passing laws requiring drivers to buckle up.
|
|
Moderate Democrats believe they can more easily win re-election with a bipartisan accomplishment under their belts.
|
|
Well, it could of course be required by transportation authorities, like seat belts and other safety measures.
|
|
The three attackers had also worn fake suicide belts before they were shot dead by armed police.
|
|
Fourteen when Season 3 opens, Anne (played by Erin Doherty) belts out David Bowie in the car.
|
|
It took 16 years for the government to require seat belts, and 21 years to require airbags.
|
|
General Raziq's men are in charge of at least three belts of security around the governor's house.
|
|
Airport style used to mean khakis and money belts, rolling luggage and T-shirts commemorating mission trips.
|
|
Its scale is mammoth: 27 acres of floor space, 2,500 employees, 14 miles of speeding conveyor belts.
|
|
Three men have been arrested, while , a nearby town, to thwart an attack which involved explosive belts.
|
|
In 2012 alone, seat belts saved an estimated 85033,174 lives for those occupants five years and older.
|
|
"When we landed, we were told to stay seated and keep our seat belts on," she said.
|
|
It said 14 automatic weapons, three explosives devices and two suicide belts were found in their procession.
|
|
While the vehicle carrying 18 passengers on Saturday was a 2001 Ford Excursion, "over-the-road" buses were required to have seat belts on all new construction beginning in 2016, and passenger cars have been required to have three-point seat belts in all seating positions for many years.
|
|
A singer usually belts these notes with an 'Oh' phoneme, often in a 'Wa-oh-wa-oh' pattern.
|
|
Now that he has the remainder of the belts, it makes it that much closer to finally happening.
|
|
And even with only a year under their belts, it looks as if their message is already resonating.
|
|
They also recommended a new way to attach the 'belt pack,' since women often do not wear belts.
|
|
America's millionaires are tightening their belts this holiday season, but most may not even know they're doing it.
|
|
In one video, she belts out the Back To Black track with the same attitude as the original.
|
|
Here at WIRED, we love fanny packs (or waist belts, bum bags, whatever you want to call them).
|
|
Models wore large fabric belts on top of their clothes, including coats, that were tied at the back.
|
|
Before that, TomboyX offered belts, buckles, shoes, and was centered more around a look than a specific product.
|
|
The pair has just opened a private members club, at a time when Singaporeans are tightening their belts.
|
|
Footage of the incident shows navy officers throwing life belts to the three men from a coastguard vessel.
|
|
He makes you feel bad for finding him off-putting, and then he belts out a lovely song.
|
|
Hudson regularly belts out musical verses on her Instagram account and even had a reoccurring appearance on Glee.
|
|
The bout will mark McGregor's attempt to become the first fighter ever to hold two UFC belts simultaneously.
|
|
"We grew up knowing what to expect – don't mix brown belts and black shoes, for example," says Joyner.
|
|
With oil prices low and belts tighter, they now point to the increased capabilities of the armed forces.
|
|
But as the economy continues to struggle, consumers are tightening their belts on everything from clothes to cars.
|
|
Hannah told DeKalb that her white mothers were "racist" and she was "whipped with belts," the records show.
|
|
Those bullish on oil prices say shale production is moderating as cash-strapped American producers tighten their belts.
|
|
It said the boxer could lose his world title belts and face a lengthy ban if found guilty.
|
|
Inside one on the outskirts of Seattle, packages hurtle along conveyor belts at the speed of a moped.
|
|
Accessories are also a big focus, not many bags, but lots of chokers, necklaces, fans, feathers and belts.
|
|
For one, large gusts of solar wind can fuel belts of radiation around our planet and damage satellites.
|
|
No career opportunity is assured in boxing, but belts are one of the more reliable means of leverage.
|
|
Giving permission is often a part of BDSM play, but chastity belts make asking for permission absolutely necessary.
|
|
A huge prize fight in Las Vegas with millions of dollars and world title belts on the line.
|
|
The cities' large green belts—land whose only real function is to stop urban growth—hem them in.
|
|
Quigley said it's inconsistent of Mulvaney to ask other departments to tighten their belts without tightening his own.
|
|
Levi Strauss, which also sells footwear, belts and wallets, reported annual net revenue of $5.6 billion in 2018.
|
|
Wampum belts are used by many tribes and nations to seal treaties and to record important historical events.
|
|
Amid the uncertainty, Mexican consumers are expected to tighten their belts and boost their savings, fund managers say.
|
|
"Seat belts save lives," said lead study author Dr. Jacob Sunshine of the University of Washington in Seattle.
|
|
Seat belts can reduce crash fatalities by as much as 40 to 60 percent, the study authors note.
|
|
ISIS boasted that the group attacked from within for three hours, killing people before detonating their suicide belts.
|
|
Gold belts on posters presumably get in a couple of hundred extra buys and you're scrapping the barrel.
|
|
Sold to tanners for bags, belts and watch straps, the best croc skins can fetch more than $600.
|
|
And today with seven siblings (all black belts) the Page clan is not one to be trifled with.
|
|
We get one under our belts, things might start rolling for us and we can run the table.
|
|
Also, Juno will be following a specialized polar orbit that avoids the strongest parts of the radiation belts.
|
|
Several travelers shared photos on social media of the airport in the darkness and stalled luggage conveyer belts.
|
|
And I know that for the foreseeable future, we'll need manual processes as a "belts and suspenders" approach.
|
|
The raid also revealed three suspected suicide belts and traces of the same explosive used in the Nov.
|
|
Belts, baubles and decades aside, like art it's a truth best left in the eye of the beholder.
|
|
From young children in battered sneakers to rockers in bullet belts, Vandenberg's subjects exude confidence and self-possession.
|
|
Fasten your seat belts, for we may be about to witness the scientific-cat fight of our time.
|
|
These include providing seat belts and adequate anchoring for them, front and side airbags and electronic stability control.
|
|
There are belts and cup holders for two back there, but, oddly, no seat back pockets for organization.
|
|
"There is no question that seat belts play an important role in keeping passengers safe," the website notes.
|
|
In what has become a key UFC play, Cage Warriors was experimenting with slapping random belts on matches.
|
|
Moicano was only 15, but he had showed attention to detail while reviewing positions than most black belts.
|
|
Riyadh and its Gulf allies also had to tighten their belts after a decade of generous public spending.
|
|
Heavy studded belts were also welcome, as were Marlboro Lights and a generous smattering of big girl swears.
|
|
They told me of violent escorts, of being restrained in body belts, and of being treated like animals.
|
|
It seems like we can expect more consolidation like this in India this year with investors tightening belts.
|
|
Following the example of those before her, Sia pours out her soul as she belts the jazzy tune.
|
|
They brought their title belts with them, too, and eagerly foist them upon fans to take a picture.
|
|
Jupiter is surrounded by belts of intense radiation, which can easily fry the instruments of any passing spacecraft.
|
|
GM says it uses a small explosion to move a piston that tightens the belts before a crash.
|
|
On the line will be Golovkin's World Boxing Association, World Boxing Council and International Boxing Organization middleweight belts.
|
|
As the voice of Irene, Holmes's jilted paramour in this version, Mary J. Blige belts out a song.
|
|
EasyView Belt Hanger, $11.97, available at Amazon This semi-circle hanger is meant to keep your belts handy.
|
|
Less a diet than a massage, these belts were marketed in the 1950s as a weight loss miracle.
|
|
Wilder is the World Boxing Council champion, but three other belts are held by Anthony Joshua of Britain.
|
|
There's a clear through-line today from studded belts and black hoodies to DJ nights and disco tracks.
|
|
Some in black blocs say they have heard of people placing weights in belts to alter their gaits.
|
|
Police found traces of explosives, three handmade belts and a fingerprint of fugitive Salah Abdeslam, a French national.
|
|
Wilder now can set his sights on something he has been promising throughout 2017: unifying the heavyweight belts.
|
|
It was the same car; the coach and his mechanics had tightened a few belts and lug nuts.
|
|
As with sushi conveyor belts, the price of each dish is represented by the color of its plate.
|
|
Fearing weak fundraising options in the wake of the WeWork implosion, late stage startups are tightening their belts.
|
|
In the ads — promoting safety belts for the federal Department of Transportation — Lorenzo Music portrayed Larry, another dummy.
|
|
There are 14 miles of conveyor belts at the plant, and the end of the line is here.
|
|
"If anyone&aposs going to unify the belts, Fury&aposs definitely the man to do it," Warren said.
|
|
There are seat belts in the back -- they're required to be -- but you're not required to wear them.
|
|
It has no carbon emissions, and with no belts, spark plugs, or filters, it's a low-maintenance option.
|
|
It could also be partially related to cost cutting too, as all these companies are tightening their belts.
|
|
Kim used that speech to acknowledge North Korea may need to "tighten our belts" for the time being.
|
|
That's in stark contrast to previous administrations, which focused on "urging citizens to tighten their belts," Silberstein continued.
|
|
With a few exits already under their belts, the team self-funded as they started building the platform.
|
|
The lipstick, short hair, white tank top, light-wash jeans, leather jacket, and chain belts were absolute perfection.
|
|
Maybe the marketing firm loses a couple of corporate clients in Italy, as companies there tighten their belts.
|
|
But I do know that tank tops and garter belts are still the fastest way to my heart.
|
|
Worse still, if the tariffs get high enough, they could prompt US companies to start tightening their belts.
|
|
You gotta check out T.I.'s performance ... Snoop laughs so hard he belts out a plume of smoke.
|
|
There's never any nagging from the flight staff about buckling seat belts or squeezing your belongings under the seat.
|
|
The problem with this is that, once belts are installed, manufacturing processes have to adapt to the physical infrastructure.
|
|
"Muni issuers tightened their belts after 2008 and economic growth is now benefiting state and local governments," said Hession.
|
|
The American Academy of Pediatrics has long recommended that passenger seat belts be installed on newly manufactured school buses.
|
|
Before launching EnCore, the founders had over 30 years of aircraft interiors and seat manufacturing experience under their belts.
|
|
"Seat belts are proven to save lives and we should educate drivers and passengers about their benefits," Sunshine said.
|
|
I know other black belts are like 'Ohhh you need to defer to me to this other life questions.
|
|
Authorities also suspect that Najim made explosive belts that were used during the terrorist attacks in Paris last November.
|
|
A rematch was inevitable: neither man had lost their belts, and bickering between the two fanbases never did subside.
|
|
Wooden sticks, cable cords, electric shocks and items resembling tank belts were used to subdue prisoners, al-Shogre said.
|
|
Dealers were watching forecasts of generally dry weather across key U.S. grain belts, which could help with the harvest.
|
|
Astronomers can spot mini storms forming around these belts from Hubble, adding to the science of this planet's weather.
|
|
There's "been very little automation outside of conveyor belts," said Matt Murphy, at Menlo Ventures, about why he invested.
|
|
That means no belts hanging exposed from outboard motors, and cleverly integrated batteries — like on VanMoof's sharp electric bikes.
|
|
But it suggests there is a risk that Britons could tighten their belts if the recovery in pay falters.
|
|
While Ruiz and Wilder own the heavyweight belts, Fury proved he is still a major factor in the division.
|
|
Officers say they tackled and punched Conde because he was flailing around and grabbing at their belts and gear.
|
|
Nicolas Cage is separated from his wife Alice Kim ... guaranteeing they won't get a dirty dozen under their belts.
|
|
The contents included bullet-cartridge belts, as well as iron pipes, welding electrodes, motorcycle parts and other manufactured goods.
|
|
Though that is small compared with the country's debt, plenty of other citizens have had to tighten their belts.
|
|
But those of us who grew up in the 1970s were in cars that didn't even have seat belts.
|
|
A veteran Islamist fighter in Syria, he is also suspected of making explosive belts for last November's Paris attacks.
|
|
Hypermarkets traditionally struggle in an economic downturn as consumers tighten their belts and turn to smaller shops and discounters.
|
|
With 10 years of friendship under their belts, the Jersey Shore stars support each other through thick and thin.
|
|
The bus, which Abele said didn't have seat belts, was the only one the company operated, according to authorities.
|
|
During the coast, the car passed through the infamous Van Allen belts — regions of intense radiation that surround Earth.
|
|
After Parisian medics used their belts as improvised tourniquets, many arrived at the hospital with their trousers falling down.
|
|
Gocke described the raft's Velcro seat belts, and remembered testing out the straps to see how secure they were.
|
|
After having some food wiped off of her cheek, she belts out Dion with all of her baby muster.
|
|
Most of the officers had riot helmets and zip ties hanging from their belts, but there was little tension.
|
|
"All across America, families are tightening their belts and making hard choices," he said as early as April 2009.
|
|
In the chorus, the cousin belts into the microphone, "We can always come back to this," over and over.
|
|
Mayweather also showed off his championship belts, along with two Emmy awards visible to the far right behind him.
|
|
When all is said and done, it's no wonder it's the number-one seller in Amazon's Women's Belts category.
|
|
That's like a boxer holding all of the championship belts in all of the different weight classes at once!
|
|
Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night and then day and then day after that.
|
|
Ford Motor is recalling 51,470 Transit wagons in North American because the rear seat belts may not latch properly.
|
|
And, like airbags and seat belts and anti-lock brakes, these collision mitigation technologies could eventually become required equipment.
|
|
If I have to collect all the belts at 168 one at a time, then that's what we'll do.
|
|
For beauty pros with plenty of experience under their belts, they could do the job with their eyes closed.
|
|
Since then, the industry has shed hundreds of thousands of workers around the world as employers tightened their belts.
|
|
She's quirky, she's not the type that stands up there and belts out something like a Whitney Houston song.
|
|
You'll get people labeled as punk musicians who play slightly aggressive music and wear leather jackets, and bullet belts.
|
|
The Packers are a flat out better team, with more playoff experience and more big games under their belts.
|
|
And ISIS planted countless mines and IEDs during its desperate last stand; it also left behind undetonated suicide belts.
|
|
And that comes out in the photos—the kids all loose in the car, moving around, no seat belts.
|
|
I was directing them towards the garter belts when I heard a high-pitched scream coming from behind us.
|
|
Those belts make orbiting the planet difficult, because they can "fry the electronics on the spacecraft," according to Levin.
|
|
"Just like using seat belts, it's an active prevention strategy requiring constant active behavior to achieve success," Hargarten added.
|
|
Even founders who have a successful startup under their belts succeed just 30% of the time, the study found.
|
|
To complete the look, the actor rolled up his pant legs and wore two silk belts over his jacket.
|
|
Work on reducing deaths in car crashes doesn't demand banning all cars; requiring seat belts made a huge difference.
|
|
Imagine how much more prepared officers would feel if they had dozens of virtual practice sessions under their belts.
|
|
One room served as an arsenal, with stacks of suicide belts, jugs of explosives, body armor and combat boots.
|
|
And if you look at it, all these materials and these belts and all that, that's people's real name.
|
|
The captain announced over the intercom that everybody needed to fasten their seat belts, which we ignored at first.
|
|
Though that is all for a Killing the King article when McGregor returns to defend one of his belts.
|
|
Nonetheless, we found evidence that BPD officers routinely fail to safely secure arrestees in transport vans with seat belts.
|
|
To complete his look, the actor rolled up his pant legs and wore two silk belts over his jacket.
|
|
Zunino belts grand slam to lead Mariners past Rays SEATTLE — Mike Zunino nearly left the yard Saturday night. Literally.
|
|
But when you don't have anything in hand to protect yourself, these belts are the only weapon we have.
|
|
It was unclear who was in charge and people were lying on the floor and on baggage claim belts.
|
|
While the belts theoretically protected women from sexual assault, they were most commonly used to prevent them from masturbating.
|
|
Adorning a "Central Perk" tee, Holfelder belts out an extremely dramatic rendition over heart-wrenching guitar and piano tracks.
|
|
Because these are rookies, with just under half a season under the belts, some comparisons are necessarily forward-looking.
|
|
Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, a fashion house in Milan, even added sliding wooden beads on its multistrand rope belts.
|
|
Then they waited as the scorecards were added up to see who would leave the ring with the belts.
|
|
Those bands of streetwise consumers flaunt initialed T-shirts, boots, sneakers, belts and totes with a dash of irony.
|
|
As soon as the fasten-seat-belts sign went off, I was crouching in the aisle with my notebook.
|
|
Instead of sports bras and leggings or briefs, they are wearing mostly push-up bras, lace and garter belts.
|
|
She can do more than 70 push-ups in two minutes, and has black belts in three karate disciplines.
|
|
They acted as conveyor belts delivering goods, resources and people from interior America to ships waiting on the coast.
|
|
Mayweather, who has won multiple belts as a boxer and is 49-0, has not fought since September 2015.
|
|
It was struck by a double car-bombing last year, so the belts of security around it had expanded.
|
|
There's a calmness to her voice, but when she belts all the way it will take your breath away.
|
|
Going into game four with three victories under their belts, the Nationals still didn't want to be too optimistic.
|
|
Between the two of them, Chris Evans and Brad Pitt have four awesome performances of 2019 under their belts.
|
|
Students usually complete just four or five poses, achieved with the help of slings, belts, blocks and other props.
|
|
Software engineers, often with corporate ID cards still clipped to their shirts or belts, fill the cafes and bars.
|
|
Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, wore one of her shell belts on a tour of Canada in 2011.
|
|
Puig belts two homers as Dodgers rally past Marlins MIAMI — Yasiel Puig is not your usual eight-hole batter.
|
|
The dense belts of vegetation need carbon dioxide to grow, through a process known to every sixth grader — photosynthesis.
|
|
The rapper wore this BDSM inspired outfit adorned with black belts and glitter to the Met Gala in 2016.
|
|
The suspects appeared to be wearing explosive belts, though these devices were later found to be fake, police said.
|
|
She gave the classic example of automobile seat belts, which may encourage more reckless driving, according to some studies.
|
|
According to our sources, the report says none of the 3 people in the car were wearing seat belts.
|
|
You can also pack shoes, belts, ties, and random toiletries in shoe bags to avoid dirt and grime. Ew.
|
|
He is pursued by "cow vigilantes," young men in striped T-shirts and jeans, armed with belts and sticks.
|
|
Mr. Kim, 22008, has promised his long-suffering people that they will never have to "tighten their belts" again.
|
|
Shields is the biggest star in women's boxing by far -- she's undefeated, holds multiple belts and Olympic gold medals.
|
|
The trade attracted the attention of Almaty airport officials this year when luggage from Turkmenistan started clogging its belts.
|
|
Laws that mandate the use of seat belts and crash helmets are rarely enforced while drunk driving is common.
|
|
The startup expanded its catalog with a line of accessories including, belts, wallets, card holders, and most notably, briefcases.
|
|
Officers at the scene were asking for belts to use as tourniquets, Mr. Williams said, so he offered his.
|
|
Officers at the scene were asking for belts to use as tourniquets, Mr. Williams said, so he offered his.
|
|
Whether it's smartphones or the internet or conveyor belts and factories, none of these things are beyond our control.
|
|
Inside the satellite, they used glorified seat belts to secure the cylinders, each made of a different metal alloy.
|
|
Different levels of government enacted laws requiring seat belts, airbags, anti-lock brakes, and other safety requirements in cars.
|
|
Some even strapped tool belts to their waists and pretended to be craftsmen, disguising newspapers under their thick clothes.
|
|
But he was stripped of those belts the next year after alcohol and drug use rendered him unable to compete.
|
|
"A lot of people (inside the bus) were screaming and they were like, hanging from their seat belts," he added.
|
|
One former counselor told Ross, in the clip on GMA, how Knott was a "sadist" with names for his belts.
|
|
They lack the seat belts and airbags and crumple zones that have made cars so much safer in recent decades.
|
|
Ramkrishna Surdeo travels across tribal belts conducting land literacy workshops that show how land rights can be eroded over generations.
|
|
These long ribbons of teeth are both comical and monstrous, resembling the ominous-looking bullet belts of soldiers and terrorists.
|
|
Unlike other competition shows, the contestants are almost exclusively seasoned performers, some with years of touring experience under their belts.
|
|
Computer vision and sensor fusion will detect whether seat belts are fastened and estimate body size to calibrate airbag deployment.
|
|
Local media reports said they were dangling for half an hour, held in place by seat belts, before being rescued.
|
|
I am a high-ranking belt in karate (two more belts until black, and I've even taught Murphy to bow!).
|
|
Going back to the Judy Blume-era of sanitary belts (even for a tampon) is something many women would avoid.
|
|
Lap belts were there, but not all these old cars had the newly-enforced safety harness all cars have today.
|
|
Car crashes are also more lethal, at least in part because fewer people wear seat belts, according to the report.
|
|
"He's a proper fighter, he knows what he's doing," said Joshua, who owns the WBA, IBF, WBO and IBO belts.
|
|
That's why we're always told to remain seated with our seat belts fastened, even if the light is turned off.
|
|
There were also white cotton corsets featuring what appeared to be back-supporting belts and stitched in with baggy trousers.
|
|
Spanish public TV reported some of the suspects in the latest attack were carrying explosive belts, according to USA Today.
|
|
The pretensioners rapidly tighten seat belts around drivers and passengers to keep them safer when a car rapidly slows down.
|
|
And it just so happened that the four of us who were selected all have two spaceflights under our belts.
|
|
At Savanna Rags, in Mansfield in the English Midlands, 1.53 tonnes of old clothes glide along conveyor belts each week.
|
|
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe warned that staff should "fasten their seat belts" for a bigger crisis if that happens.
|
|
First and foremost is the UFC's reluctance to grant fighters the opportunity to win belts in two weight classes simultaneously.
|
|
Lock up leather purses, belts and shoes, because a lot of puppies like to chew on expensive stuff like that.
|
|
A story subsequently broke alleging that Fury had tested positive for cocaine and would soon be stripped of his belts.
|
|
Based in Denver, Colorado, Gates manufactures power transmission belts and fluid power products used in various industrial and automotive applications.
|
|
It comes with three different belts (coarse, medium, and fine), so that you can tailor it to your sharpening needs.
|
|
In economic downturns, tax revenues fall and states are forced to tighten their belts by slashing spending and raising taxes.
|
|
"Cash is awkward," a VISA ad that showed tourists fumbling with coins and inconveniently placed money belts declared in 2017.
|
|
" He also talked about this with CBS News' Gayle King, adding "we had this crazy, complex network of conveyor belts….
|
|
The photos showed the plaintiff in garter belts at a party, posing with a boy on a dorm room bed.
|
|
If you don't believe Adele was blown away, clock the look of shock on her face while Feminem belts it.
|
|
Fury -- the current WBO, WBA and IBO heavyweight champ -- will likely be stripped of his belts and faces further punishment.
|
|
Bakers use it to cut icing, leather craftspeople use it to shape belts, and architects use it to assemble models.
|
|
Because these are rookies, with just a fraction of a season under the belts, some comparisons are necessarily forward-looking.
|
|
That translated to seemingly incongruent trends being paired together, like sleeve slits and ruffles with corset belts and trench coats.
|
|
"Take advantage of the vertical height inside by installing double rods and hooks for belts, purses and ties," Amado recommends.
|
|
They typically use insecticides to try to kill insects in bags, cargo, containers and conveyor belts, but infections still occur.
|
|
Occupying over 21.87,2187 square feet of space, the shredder is comprised of a series of conveyor belts, shakers, and sorters.
|
|
Then, the newlyweds strapped their activity belts back on and finished the last 10km riding high on adrenaline and love.
|
|
That will help shield the spacecraft from the high-speed particles in the radiation belts and hopefully any rampant debris.
|
|
That's partly why Jacobson prefers Etsy, with his carefully made game cartridges nestled among handcrafted leather belts and homemade fragrances.
|
|
However, one thing is clear: the post-crisis consensus for tightening state belts has not worked as well as hoped.
|
|
As its jaws grind into the wall of rock ahead, conveyor belts carry the rubble out to the tunnel's opening.
|
|
For Fury, in 2015 he beat journeyman Christian Hammer, and of course Klitschko for the majority of the meaningful belts.
|
|
In addition to being smaller, the system is also much faster than traditional fulfillment centers, which center around conveyor belts.
|
|
Lance Corporal Pittman grabbed a machine gun and belts of extra ammunition and rushed ahead, firing into the enemy position.
|
|
Belts like this can come in multiple forms, with single bottle designs, or with multiple bottles fastened to the belt.
|
|
AAA is renewing calls for school buses to install seat belts to protect students after a handful of recent crashes.
|
|
By 1979, all states had laws requiring infants and young children to wear seat belts or sit in car seats.
|
|
Two conveyor belts are manned by dozens of employees who hand-pack every box that is shipped out to customers.
|
|
But it only takes a quick search to find items like $12 Gucci knockoff belts and $15 Adidas Yeezy lookalikes.
|
|
He fought, and lost, title bouts for both the Australian and British Empire belts, before ending up in the States.
|
|
Sometimes, against his protests, Williams reported, Norwood would hit him with whips or belts and penetrate him violently, without lubrication.
|
|