Sentence examples for He pins from inspiring English sources
He pins some hopes on the party's high position on the ballot paper.
He pins failed cold war policies on what he sees as Truman's flawed character.
He pins his hopes on a new love, vowing not to make the old mistakes.
He pins his hopes on Michael, who arrives on his doorstep, unannounced, from Chicago.
He pins the blame on Mexico's politicians – especially the incumbent Institutional Revolutionary Party PRIInstitutional Revolutionary Party PRI
He pins leaves together with thorns and sends them floating like snakes down rivers.
He pins hopes for the future on America's growing population and China's rising wealth, which is at last igniting demand.
He pins Jones back into the corner and works Jones's body before landing a big right hand over the top.
He pins his hopes on the signs of a recovery in his country and across Europe that suggest the economy might start to grow as early as next year.
He pins it all on the phrase "subject to the jurisdiction thereof," arguing that the babies of illegal immigrants — like the children of foreign diplomats — do not have full allegiance to this country, and thus do not deserve automatic citizenship.
He pins much of his hopes on a kind of national psychotherapy program to "change our thinking" and "make the invisible visible," which translates into a vague endorsement of new emissions taxes and regulations.
