例句與造句

1. Jewelry typically used in this piercing includes the straight barbell and the captive bead ring.
2. Flesh tunnels may be worn with a captive bead ring or other object passed through them.
3. This included coining the terms " barbell ", " circular barbell ", and " captive bead ring ".
4. Sometimes, a pair of captive bead rings ( CBRs ) are used instead, and are exchanged for a barbell after healing is complete.
5. Using the second hole that was just made the piercer will take the Captive bead ring in the first hole and place it through the second hole.
6. It's difficult to find captive bead ring in a sentence. 用captive bead ring造句挺難的
7. Photographs of corset piercings done with captive bead rings, which are inappropriate for permanent corset piercings, vastly outnumber photographs of corset piercings done as proper surface piercings.
8. Usually temporary corset piercings use captive bead rings as jewelry, but corset piercings intended as play piercings or as part of a short photo shoot might simply be done with hypodermic needles, which will be removed after the activity is finished.
9. With the needle still inserted in your ear the piercer will take the captive bead ring and slide in the hollow part of the needle, gently pulling the needle through the rest of your ear with the captive bead still in the needle.
10. Although navel bananabells are different from full rings, such as captive bead rings ( CBRs ), which can also be worn in navel piercings, internet body jewelry retailers and wholesalers tend to refer to these barbells as belly button " rings ".
11. As the baby sucks, the ends on a barbell ( if worn ) may come loose and could possibly lodge in the baby's throat ( a captive bead ring, properly inserted, would lessen the risk of anything becoming loose, falling out, and lodging in the throat ).
12. Many types of jewelry generally are worn in a septum piercing, such as : Captive bead rings ( CBRs ), rings that close with a bead held in the center by the tension of the ring, circular barbells ( as shown in the picture ), a circular bar with a bead that screws onto either end, a " tusk " that is a straight or shaped piece of material generally tapered on either end, or pinchers.