wristband

However, I do have to question the need for wristbands.

Also, the school has their very own wristband for this project.

Even let him take off the wristband eight months ago, they did.

At that point, Johnson put a wristband over the cut.

About 5 million of these wristbands have been sold all over Europe.

Maybe that's the wristband we should be wearing: Live wrong.

Both of their wristbands have the same number on them and this stops someone else from taking the child.

Wristbands can be bought for various prices on certain days.

Her wristbands not only project light but can bend reality.

He cut contact, put the wristband back on, and picked up the gun.

Same deal with the key: it comes on an elastic wristband.

A wristband will not guarantee a ticket, just a place in line.

Most smiled, waved, or held their wristbands in the air.

A metal wristband on a watch is often called a bracelet.

To mark the occasion, most players will wear blue wristbands.

One man caught a wristband and tried to hand it to his female companion.

Swain took the wristband but did not put it on.

The green light on the wristband had gone out.

He had fourteen minutes to get back inside before his wristband exploded.

He checked his wristband and found that the screen had changed again.

She held up her right hand, exposing the ubiquitous wristband.

Before the game the umpires made him take off his hospital wristband.

They still wore the wristbands that kept them from using their magic.

It was then that Swain looked down at his wristband.

They will wear his No. 59 either on their jerseys or wristbands.