“I put on a neon wristband for the concert to easily identify myself as part of the VIP section.”

“On her left wrist she had two black laces like the other one on her right and a white thick sports wristband.”

“To show their support people are asked to wear a white band, either an armband, wristband or headband, during the concerts.”

“One day a married couple presented themselves at the lost property office to report the loss of the wife's wristlet watch.”

“Your evening bag should also add just the right amount of oomph like a ruffled satin wristlet or an eggplant clutch with a big silky flower.”

“All wore a loose black robe from neck to ground, with only a jade-studded belt and wristlet for decoration.”

“He injured his wrist while playing basketball and had to wear a cast for several weeks.”

“If someone needs help if she has fallen and can't get up, she can now click on a pendant or wristwatch that taps into a support system.”

“Until the advent of the wristwatch in the twentieth century, men's pocket watches were suspended from a chain with a watch fob at the other end.”

“Someone has to write the instructions for your wristwatch, or toaster oven, or bicycle pump, or sunglasses.”

“Once you get more proficient and are a lot less likely to fall, you might start to eschew wristguards.”

“Those nifty wristguards are probably a good idea for skating and training, but for all practical purposes it is impossible to hold a hockey stick with them.”

“They included a pair of gold earrings, three copper knives, five beakers, two sets of flint tools, two stone archer's wristguards and a number of arrowheads.”

“Physicians favored wristwatches over wall clocks for routine situations, but reversed their preference for emergencies.”

“Paul tells me all times recorded for the brewing process are taken from the clock, not our wristwatches.”

“I started collecting vintage watches ever since my grandfather gave me one of his Hamilton vintage wristwatches for my 18th birthday.”

“She wore a light blue nightgown with teddy bears on it and black wristbands.”

“The women wear embroidered white blouses, red wristbands, and heavy dark wraps around their shoulders and skirts.”

“Will the NGO-led masses be waving white flags of surrender on 2 July in Edinburgh with these wristbands?”

“Bid adieu to dainty wristlets when you're hitting the trails, swimming laps or squeezing in a set at the gym.”

“A close ruff and wristlets, a ruby and gold carcanet, and a jewelled girdle complete this rich and dignified dress.”

“People were raving about the necklaces, made of wood shards and Lucite piled up on necklaces and wristlets.”

“They stole necklaces from around the necks of women, watches from around their wrists, money and mobile phones from their bags.”

“Her neck is hung with crucifixes and beads, while her wrists are weighted with bands of stainless steel.”

“Their necks and chests were glinting in gold and their wrists jangled loudly with even more jewelry.”