tripwire

Tripwire was first released as an action figure in 1983.

Experienced in battle, he knew that the tripwire was only the beginning.

And this hit the legs of the horses like a tripwire.

The larger the force, the less frequently it is referred to as a tripwire.

Even a stationary tripwire could be deadly to a running man.

The tripwire was still there, he could feel it.

One will serve as a tripwire for the other.

In this case, they saw the tripwire and stepped right over it."

The sides of the can held the pin in place until the tripwire was activated.

A special tripwire adapter was provided by the German army.

One was struck, and went down as though it had run full-tilt into a tripwire.

The first tripwire was eleven thousand miles from home.

But a few minutes of experimentation showed that it would be completely ineffective as a tripwire.

It consists of tripwire around the area, linked to one or more flares.

The front line hit the tripwire in the long grass and the horses screamed as their legs were cut out from under them.

That phrase means an American force of some kind to act as observer, tripwire or border patrol.

The nearer tripwire was breached an hour before the farther one.

Later fuzes were sensitive to pressure or pull and could be used with a tripwire.

It could also be modified to be triggered by a tripwire.

If the device was armed with a tripwire or electrical trigger, this could simply be cut.

With the assistance of the original mod team, Tripwire would be the new developer.

They install a tripwire system around the perimeter and post lookouts.

In the end, it seems, a tripwire around their camp failed to activate, so that they were taken by surprise.

"With Jay Tripwire on the mix, expect something a bit special."

"If it's a tripwire, he can follow it to the camera," Chip said.