Sentence examples for bigger pins from inspiring English sources

Other changes, he notes, are bigger pins, better ways of navigating back through your browsing in case you start to feel lost or to engrossed in checking out other people's boards.

) If you want to add lots of beads, go for bigger pins and attach them from inside your jeans - so the clip isn't visible but all the beads are.

Some had their hopes pinned to a big trade deal with the United States that was meant to give Vietnam normal trading relations with America, to round off the restoration of diplomatic ties in 1995.

For what it's worth, he did have a bigger flag pin on his lapel, so I guess that was something.

She didn't use big pins to start off with; she just put some very fine ones in my back and took them out almost immediately, so that helped me with any initial apprehension I might have had.

"The big pin bowlers think it's for kids.

Its share of the domestic PIN debit market is smaller but growing, at 42 percent, making Visa the biggest PIN network, according to The Nilson Report, an industry newsletter.

The American computer-security firm Mandiant has pushed a big pin into the world map of cyber threats — and that pin bears the address of a twelve-story white office building in Shanghai on Datong Lu ("Great Harmony Road").

— Lauren Collins, "Big Pin," (October 5, 2009) [James] Lindgren is the author of a paper called "Unraveling the Paradox of Blackmail," which raises the question: why is blackmail considered a crime?

By Evan Osnos February 18 , 2013The American computer-security firm Mandiant has pushed a big pin into the world map of cyber threats — and that pin bears the address of a twelve-story white office building in Shanghai on Datong Lu ("Great Harmony Road").

If I was trying to be poignant, I'd say that maybe the biggest pin-up for these guys was FREEDOM ITSELF.