Sentences with phrase «slick surfaces around»
Other swimming pool injuries are the result of wet or slick surfaces around pools, inattentive on duty lifeguards or distracted adults.
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The dog might need other help, too, such as aids to help get in and out of the car or special non-skid booties to prevent sliding on slick surfaces around the home.
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Designed for wearing at work but flexible enough for a quick hike around town as well, the Santiago shoes use materials made mostly of leather with a rubber sole that can handle slick icy surfaces.
Due to the slippery vinyl, these blocks do tend to slide around on slick surfaces.
It also has a non-skid surface to prevent the seat from sliding around on slick vinyl or leather seats.
Aerial photographs and anecdotal accounts suggested that the deep - sea dispersant injection may have helped dissipate the oil slicks at the surface and improve air quality around responder boats working near the disaster site.
Forty - five minutes later, it was up to how the four - wheel - drive Mercedes - Benz GL450 with its Pirelli Scorpion Ice & Snows tackled traffic and slick road surfaces as temperatures hovered around zero degrees Fahrenheit.
That's around peak torque at 6500rpm, which, on this rain - slicked surface, is when the fat rear Pirellis can contain the engine's urge no longer — both spin up and the back end jinks a degrees or two sideways before ASR steps in.
The front seats are firm, with supportive bolsters that keep you from sliding around on the slick surfaces.
Motorcycle accidents can occur If the surface around the expansion joint is in disrepair or becomes slick in wet weather.
Falls around swimming pools (on slick surfaces such as tile, or from faulty / defective ladders or diving boards) can result in traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, broken bones, paralysis and other serious injuries.
The touchpad is expansive and has a slightly slicker surface than the rest of the chassis, with a defined ridge around the edge that will keep your fingers from straying too far.