body belt

I folded the envelope and tucked it into my body belt.

In 2003, the use of leather restraining body belts was abolished.

A body belt is any waist belt which has D-rings or other attachment points.

Softer leather handcuffs without body belts were instituted as substitute restraining devices.

His running career was at a time of big bets, weighted body belts and lead in the pumps - all to bamboozle the bookies.

Twice, three times, Reynolds lost consciousness, and would have fallen and drowned in a few inches of water but for the restraining body belt.

For sexual bondage plays a body belt is usually called a bondage belt.

The miner's apron was a triangular or, more rarely, semi-circular piece of leather and was supported by the body belt.

The Coupe de Ville had a golden script nameplate at the upper body belt just forward of the rear window pillar.

Helmets, gloves, body armour, body belt (kidney belt), goggles and boots have to be worn.

In 2002, an inmate at Nagoya Prison died after guards, as a disciplinary measure, used leather handcuffs and body belts too tightly clinched.

The Eldorado sport convertible featured extras such as wide chrome body belt moldings and twin round taillights halfway up the fenders.

Once the condemned men reached the platform, each man was placed a few feet behind his noose, and a leather body belt was clasped around his waist.

Police gagged and restrained Gardner using a body belt and had wrapped 13 ft of tape around her head which they later claimed was to prevent her biting them.

The Massoud aides said the bomb, concealed in a camera or in a body belt worn by one of the attackers, bore the hallmarks of a bin Laden operation.

As many as 12 policemen in Mosul died when a man with a body belt bomb blew himself up amid a crowd of policemen collecting their pay in a hospital courtyard.

Perhaps half of those have been killed in suicide attacks by insurgents driving cars loaded with hundreds of pounds of explosives or wearing body belts fashioned with explosives and tightly packed ball bearings.

These include books, CDs, cremes, lotions, pills, rings and earrings, body wraps, body belts and other materials, not to mention fitness centers, personal coaches, weight loss groups, and food products and supplements.

Reporters accustomed to the bombings said that this, too, was routine, since the explosives-laden body belts commonly used in the attacks - and, the police said, used again this time - often leave little trace of the attacker's torso.

What did happen on Saturday was that two teen-age Tiger rebels wearing body belts packed with high explosives attacked the Sri Lankan army headquarters less than a mile from Mrs. Kumaratunga's home.

Police officers who spoke to survivors said that the young woman carrying the bomb, apparently in a concealed body belt, walked from an adjacent highway across a parking lot and up a short flight of stairs into the restaurant's glassed entryway.

In May 1991 Rajiv Gandhi, the former Indian Prime Minister, died along with 18 others when a member of the Freedom Birds detonated a body belt bomb at an election rally in a village outside Madras.

The Doctor then, with previously obtained diamonds from Palmerdale's body belt, uses diamonds as a focus for the electric lighthouse beam to convert it into a high-energy laser by which he destroys the Rutan Mother Ship.

He described to reporters how soldiers peering down into the shaft with weapons and bright lights, with orders to kill Mr. Hussein if he put up a fight, held back when they saw he carried no body belt bomb or gun and appeared to be pleading for his life.

Adnan Ahmed, 35, a local government official who saw the bombing, explained that a man wearing a body belt of explosives dove underneath a propane fuel tanker and detonated himself shortly after 8 p.m. as the street teemed with pedestrians, including Shiite worshipers heading to the mosque and shoppers in the nearby market.