Sentence examples for from pinching from inspiring English sources

The TRIPs agreement protects foreign investors by stopping locals from pinching their inventions and brands.The chances of creating a single FDI accord incorporating Mr Graham's criteria look slim.

The researchers went on to test whether the layer improved the elasticity of skin elsewhere and showed that skin recoiled more quickly from pinching on the forearm.

Bob Wildberger, who directs the Nascar operation for Dodge, said Thursday that he was black and blue in some places from pinching himself.

You will hear music and singing from the playground and in the local market as women and men sell their local produce and light-heartedly discourage customers from pinching items they have not paid for or asking for a discount.

"You can learn everything about clay and glazes, stains and oxides, from pinching a pot, rolling a coil, pulling a handle, throwing on the wheel and doing raku firing to learning how to run your own pottery studio".

Once in Marrakech, when he was still getting high (mostly on cocaine, Saint Laurent says), his friend and court muse Loulou de la Falaise showed him how instead of smoking hashish he could get the same effect from pinching a little bit off and swallowing it.

That's why it prevents the kind of creative accounting you see from penny pinching number crunchers.

Twist off the tail and remove the meat from the shell by pinching upward from the closed end.

People have been pinching from poor old Piran for years.

Defenses are now pinching from the outside and forcing him to make decisions inside the pocket.

You can keep this from happening by pinching off the center of the plant.