| As she waited she picked up a leather bracer from the table and went about strapping it back into place on her wrist. |
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| Oh, the vest-thing is called a chest guard, so the string of my bow doesn't get caught on my shirt, and the wristband is called a bracer. |
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| We've got about ten minutes in the bar for a quick bracer and pit-stops before the others arrive. |
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| Each gem must have its vessel, it means that for our 3-gems bracer, we need 3 of them. |
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| Remember, you need to repeat this operation as many times as there are of gem slots in the bracer. |
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| Delivered complete with sight, finger tab, bracer, quiver and 3 wooden arrows. |
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| In the 19th century, it was not unusual for a gentleman to begin his day with a bracer at a tavern. |
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| Insert the gauges between the moving part of the brake and the brake block ajacent to the bracer. |
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| First, you must cover the bracer with liquid silver, to stabilise the creation. |
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| On his forearm was a black coloured sandstone wrist-guard, or bracer. |
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| A glove or finger protector shields the fingers used to draw the bowstring back, and a bracer is fitted to the inside forearm of the bow arm to protect against the released bowstring. |
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| This last bracer boost your nanoskill competences, yes all of them. |
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| Clear thinking is always a bracer, but does Gray as Cassandra have anything to offer other than an injunction to look all gift horses in the mouth? |
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| To prevent the bow string from hanging on the left arm, it is covered with a piece of smooth leather, fastened on the outside of the arm, this is called a bracer. |
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