face guard

Every time the ball is shot, guys were face guarding me.

He left his face guard on, and positioned himself behind the heavy bag.

Most come with plastic face guards that offer a little added protection.

Like his late hero, he will not wear a helmet with a full face guard.

She sat down, her back to the black painting, her face guarded and almost shy.

"Sit down, my lord," he said, sweeping a face guard from a chair.

Fitzgerald was among the last American football players to play the game wearing a leather helmet with no face guard.

Equipment differences include no face guards and wooden sticks.

For the lightest weight, a titanium face guard is attached to the helmet.

The man shook his head very slowly, his face guarded, not comprehending.

Mulgrave removed his face guard and placed it on the ground.

He took out an ump's face guard, and matter-of-factly slipped it over his head.

Just because there is no law requiring face guards does not mean that proper precautions should not be taken.

Few major or minor league baseball players, however, have worn face guards on their batting helmets.

This design has been criticised for not correctly illustrating the style of face guards in use before then.

Face guards that attach to helmets are now being urged to protect youngsters' eyes, nose and mouth.

A visor (face guard) was often employed from ca. 1330 to protect the exposed face.

The wicket-keeper may also wear a helmet with a mesh face guard to help protect from injury.

The men unsnapped their face guards and Ryan looked at Brenner.

Yet only a small fraction wear glasses or face guards that can protect the most valued of sensory organs.

Hoja pulled his own face guard off and shook his hair.

The design includes an integrated face guard.

Before vomiting he adjusted his Dolphins helmet to avoid soiling the face guard.

Talanne turned to them, her face guarded, eyes uncertain.