A strapline is basically a slogan for a store or company, for example Mcdonalds is; 'i'm lovin it' or nike 'just do it', Asda, 'saving you money everyday' etc. These are catchy straplines each company or brand have designed so people can remember them easily.
leather strap in Portugese
In Italian RIGO means "line", especially when you talk about "line" in a staff (=pentagramma).
Has visto mi suspensorio?
The women stand in line
that profession have what profession/line of work are they?
Perhaps strap on dildo,,,,, I don't know
the strap that secures the winter blanket to a horse under the belly is of course called the belly strap! and the part behind the but and in front of the tail is the tail strap and the front were it hooks together is the closer strap or the buckle strap! Hope this helps!
Spainsh for belt or leather strap
saddle
It depends what sort of strap you mean because if it's a strap that goes round the horses neck to help unable or nervous riders then that is a neck strap. If it is something else then I am sorry I can't help you, Hope this helps Jade
It means your bra strap is showing.
leather strap in Portugese
As a noun: sharpener, strap As a verb: sharpen
JAM is the initials of the maker
To sew a strap back on by hand, you will need a needle, thread, and the strap. First, thread the needle and tie a knot at the end of the thread. Position the strap where you want it and start sewing by pushing the needle through the strap and the fabric, then pulling it back up. Continue sewing in a straight line, making sure to secure the strap tightly. Once you reach the end, tie a knot to secure the thread and trim any excess.
It means all he is thinking about is your breasts.
The main difference between a subheading and a strap line is the media. Are you reading a newspaper or a magazine? Then the sub point is a strap line. When the article is published as a chapter in a book then the strap line changes into a subheading. Location also has to do with the place on the earth. The above is true for some countries but not for others. The United States and England are divided by a common language.