Sentences with phrase «like armor around»

The tank - like armor around the frame is shockproof, making it able to withstand a good tumble, even on concrete, with no ill - effects.

Not exact matches

Though startups have innovated around sleep recently, larger companies like Under Armor have begun with their «Athlete Recovery Sleepwear,» using fabric that helps recovery by converting body heat into far infrared energy and reflecting it back into the body.

Using technology originally developed by a company called The Void, players strap on armor - like backpacks and visors and walk around in a real physical environment, but what they see through their headsets is the futuristic surroundings of the Star Warsfilms.

Stand, therefore, with truth like a belt around your waist, righteousness like armor on your chest, and your feet sandaled with readiness for the gospel of peace.

Walking around the backyard and looking through the lens, I saw how the overgrown grass and plants looked a little wild, the spiders webs caught the light and sparkled; their bodies like colorful painted armor... and look at all those bugs they were catching!

He also highlighted resiliency measures like over $ 400 million to build armored levees and other protective infrastructure around Staten Island's East Shore to reduce future risk.

They are like body armor around your cells.

Antal's main strength is his versatility, from an astonishingly durable slasher like Vacancy to Armored, an urban western / neo-noir revolving around a stolen armored car, to Predators, a sci - fi actioner about a group of human killers and soldiers that are hunted for sport by the titular aliens on a distant Armored, an urban western / neo-noir revolving around a stolen armored car, to Predators, a sci - fi actioner about a group of human killers and soldiers that are hunted for sport by the titular aliens on a distant armored car, to Predators, a sci - fi actioner about a group of human killers and soldiers that are hunted for sport by the titular aliens on a distant planet.

Cortex Manager is more like a traditional sports game's Franchise Mode, featuring the ability to spend winnings on free agents and armor, simulate or play the games, tracking of other games around the league, salary cap, stats, injuries, college draft, end of season tournament, and even a Sports Book to place wagers on matches.

And of course you can even play around with your armor color so that you can storm the battlefield wearing some fetching lime green and pink attire, like the true galactic hero you are.

Much like Mars: War Logs, The Technomancer looks to excel at character customization, featuring an upgrade system that allows the player to modify armor pieces with parts found around the world.

Thousands of choices from some of the best developers around, like Armor Games, Games2Win, and even yours truly, Addicting Games!

Unlike the small junkyard of random armor scraps I dragged around in games like World of Warcraft or, more recently, single - player RPGs like The Witcher 3, Odyssey's souvenirs serve no purpose except to adorn your ship and remind you of where you've been.

I love how the power armor works this time around, and I really like the perks / level up system.

These work around a complex and rewarding set of equipment - based systems, which are admittedly daunting at first: you can fuse two pieces of like gear together to create a better one (a holdover from Graces); stack your equipment's skills to gain a cumulative benefit; and even assign adorable creatures called normin to your weapons and armor to learn new skills.

I've heard the name thrown around, but I was leaning more towards the sort of realistic games coming out at the time, like Armored Core or the bizarre Treasures of the Deep.

Ms. Simpson's work, best known in and around her hometown, Chicago, is distinctive for the way it elegantly parses the components of garments like aprons, samurai armor, Amish bonnets, muffs and evening attire to create strange yet recognizable wonders of articulated form.

In a review in the Journal, critic Peter Plagens wrote that her constructions, which use newspapers from around the world as major elements, are «handsome works that hang on the wall like a Samurai's divested armor» and may well serve as «as well - designed mementos of a bygone medium.»

For example, a giant lizard - like animal coats its body with tar and then rolls around in the bones of dead creatures to gain bone armor.

Our self - protection behaviors become like a coat of armor that we put on to protect ourselves around those negative stories that the words or actions of our spouse trigger.

This is like banks shipping money around in a convertible instead of an armored vehicle.»