helmet ring

I bent myself into various shapes in order to get my head through the helmet ring.

She had to take another deep breath and relax her grip on the helmet ring.

The helmet ring was still in her hand.

Long brown hair spilled over her helmet ring, escaping.

It thudded around him and made his helmet ring.

Even with the padding inside it, his helmet rang with the impact.

And his helmet rang slightly with noise, a rustle, a gurgle.

In the airlock, he heard a click as his helmet ring locked; the air from the tanks was cool and dry.

"Got it caught in his helmet ring."

Cirocco got her helmet ring and radio from Gaby.

The land was covered with an almost solid wall of vegetation, and their only cutting tools had been fashioned from their helmet rings.

Instantly his helmet rang with a pressure alarm as an explosive puff of fine ice crystals shot out to his side.

His helmet rang from dazing impacts.

It is a Roman helmet ringed by stars, and a crest consisting of an eagle's head, feathers and talons.

Pwent's helmet rung out a clear note as he rebounded off the wall, and he thought then that another nap might do him good.

Toby twisted his neck uncomfortably at the cowling that wrapped around his shoulders, snug against his helmet ring.

At Latagus a weighty stone he flung: His face was flatted, and his helmet rung.

Van der Heever's head snapped backwards as though he had taken a heavy punch, and the steel of his helmet rang like a gong.

Vorn's helmet rang to a furious roar, and Vythle clung to his inflated sleeve to stop his mad rush toward the humanoid.

When the hiss of incoming air became audible, he hit the magnetic release of his helmet ring and his pressurized internal air escaped like a small explosion.

When he can speak and listen again, he might want to call up Al Toon, the former Jets receiver, who never quite felt the same after having his helmet rung once too often.

Our flight suits were composed of just a couple of layers of tight black material that-except for the helmet ring at the neck-looked more like tailor-made wetsuits than like space gear.

To facilitate these longer EVAs, small energy bars were carried in special pouches beneath the interior of the suit helmet ring, and the astronauts wore collar-like drinking water bags beneath the outer suit.

This means that no one wearing the livery of an N.F.L. team has ever had to rise - head inside his helmet ringing like the Liberty Bell, bones jiggling like a Halloween skeleton in the wind - and wobble to the huddle to try again, and again.