‘it is advisable to buckle up as some of the mountain roads require skilful manoeuvring’
‘You know, this is a tough decision, because everyone in the aviation industry does agree that buckling up into your own seat is the safest way for everyone to go: adults, babies, toddlers, everyone.’
‘But only a Jaguar can afford to sport a system this advanced - for the rest of us - buckle up.’
‘So, buckle up, happy flying and I think you'll find a little education goes a very long way toward reducing your fears.’
‘More drivers are buckling up more often, according to a seat belt survey conducted last week.’
‘Increase your odds of walking away: drive the speed limit and buckle up!’
‘Bradsher reports that four-fifths of those killed in roll-overs were not belted in, even though 75 percent of the general driving population now buckles up regularly.’
‘Perhaps most irritating of all was the nagging seat-belt warning that persisted for an annoying extra few beeps even after you had buckled up.’
‘Sometimes a change of altitude helps, although usually this type of turbulence is short-lived, and we prepare by having everyone, including our flight attendants, sit down and buckle up.’
‘Kerry motorists have been warned to buckle up or face the consequences as the penalty points system has been extended to cover the non-wearing of seat belts since Monday.’
‘Two clicks could be heard from the back seat as the girls buckled up.’
‘A new law requiring all new minibuses to install seat-belts and all passengers to buckle up is set to come into effect this year.’
‘Instead, he had buckled up tight and prayed that the air bag worked, screaming at the top of his lungs as he sped towards the impending collision.’
‘And with that the captain reminded everyone to buckle up.’
‘Everyone needs to be buckled up properly: older kids in seat belts, younger kids in booster seats and toddlers in child safety seats.’
‘An alert of impending rough air would give pilots time to warn passengers and flight attendants to buckle up and take steps to reduce turbulence effects.’
‘On every trip, cabin crew have given clear pre-landing instructions for people to remain buckled up and in their seats until the aircraft comes to a complete standstill.’
‘May I have your attention please, we are now entering Tokyo Airport please buckle up this will be a bumpy ride.’
‘Fortunately, we had both buckled up and our seat belts restrained us from flying through the windshield, which would have been an even worse thing that could happen.’
‘Surveys conducted earlier this year indicated that many motorists just ‘forgot’ to buckle up after stopping for a short time, in car parks, at waste drop off centres and even at fast food outlets.’
‘I buckle up and bring the 550-hp supercharged V - 8 in life singing sweetly just behind my right shoulder.’
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