Sentence examples similar to durable pins from inspiring English sources
Appealing and durable, the pin oak has found a home in the Big Apple.
Porcupine quills can work, and were used traditionally, but small wooden pins are a more durable and available choice.
Third, the pins tend to be more durable than other fasteners such as Velcro and snaps.
They did not, although Gunther, while still on the subject of trees, praised the pin oak as the most durable of the native New Yorkers, as opposed to those ubiquitous immigrants the London planes and the Norway maples.
She also pin-pointedly noted that kids are more durable than we give them credit for and could survive a little less attention -- and, perhaps, a few more bumps -- along the way.
The Action Case takes care of that: it's made of a durable polypropylene plastic and is held together by a set of stainless steel pins.
The firing pin has now been replaced three times: in 1985, because it wasn't "durable"; in 1991, because it wasn't "materially robust"; and in 2000, because it wasn't durable - again.
The soldier may have had Lana Turner or Betty Grable pinned up over his bunk, but the sustaining dream was of something more durable than sex, more explicitly domestic.
Over the last month, investors have pinned their hopes on faint signs of improvement in retail spending, home sales, consumer spending and orders for durable goods.
