(1) The motor - cyclist raised / lowered his visor.

(2) He pulled on a battered old crash helmet with a scratched visor.

(3) They wore black uniforms with visored caps.

(4) But on this occasion he's donning his visor to give an art demonstration.

(5) Full transparent face shields or visors may be specified as an alternative and are sometimes an integral part of a safety helmet.

(6) The optic sensors in his visor transmitted the scene through the suit's calculator directly to his brain.

(7) And the special pull-forward visor means you can increase the effectiveness of the hood over a greater area.

(8) He took a second to raise the visor of his leonine helmet.

(9) He fielded in the shortest of positions, sometimes almost touching the batsman, and without helmet, visor or shin guards.

(10) The pitted surface plates of the main fuselage slid past her lightening visor.

(11) She was a blonde in a black dress, wearing a tiny hat with a visor of veil.

(12) She was wearing a green print dress and a canvas hat with a sun visor.

(13) In some situations air streamed integral visors and helmets are more appropriate especially in humid areas.

(14) She was about to try something else when the outside air pressure indicator above her visor started to move.

(15) This time the attackers were young and wearing crash helmets with visors.

(16) The prince was resplendent in his white naval uniform with braid on the visor of his cap.

(17) The visor darkened almost to black opacity, and the suit's cooler began audibly to work harder.

(18) The remote control was clipped to the sun visor and he pressed the button.

(19) Best to stay on the sidewalks, then, and be sure to keep our eyes on the visor in clutch situations.

(20) He always wears a black visor cap with some small lettering on it.

(21) Avery met Byrne's mirror - visored gaze and nodded his head.

(22) A tall, athletic figure stands in the chilly drizzle beside a used clothing store, his face intent under a visored tweed CAP.

(23) I know men who do that, Zelig had had us shoot holes in his visored cap so he could tell women that he'd been shot at in Cuba during the Bay of Pigs, when, in fact, he had been no where near Cuba.

(24) A tall, athletic figure stands in the chilly drizzle beside a used clothing store, his face intent under a visored tweed cap.