Sentence examples similar to beginning of pinch from inspiring English sources
This is because scheme II has comparatively better control on the pinch-off point since at the beginning of pinch-off, a large part of the droplet is already on the destined electrode and only the other half moves on the opposite direction.
Earns nearly all of its revenues overseas but will move some of its work back to India as the strong rupee begins to pinch.
When you see the mums begin to bud, pinch off about half of the new growth, including some stems with leaves and some stems with buds.
As Geoffrey Dennis, of Care UK, points out, many other regions of Sri Lanka exported labour to the tourist resorts of the south, and so are beginning to feel the pinch of the current slump.There is also a risk that the authorities may over-react, and introduce ill-considered new policies.
But Mr Stoiber may have to change his tune now that Bavaria, too, is beginning to feel the pinch of the slowdown.
While many countries are beginning to feel the pinch of high oil prices, Russia, the world's No. 2 oil producer, is suffering from a very different problem -- too much money.
Pinch pots: Begin a pinch pot by forming a lump of clay into a smooth sphere that fits the size of the hand.
Younger start-ups are beginning to feel the pinch.
Many businesses are beginning to feel the pinch, too.
He began as a pinch-hitter and backup second baseman, but in a twist of fate became the starting first baseman in May when Davis injured his ankle.
