Sentence examples similar to hot pinned from inspiring English sources

I get phantom pains, the sensation of hot pins and needles, and having that constantly is very painful.

When the Hydro catches fire:The lightbulbs blackened and exploded inside their long display cases in the hallway, the hot pins on the butterflies' stomachs popped out of their backing cork.

Then you learn about the death of Joe's own alcoholic mother when he was a kid and it pokes you in the sides like a red hot pin.

In between photos, Angelyne spent most of the show darting around the gallery and retrieving merch out of the trunk of her Corvette: autographed photos, T-shirts, and $50 copies of her magazine Hot Pin.

Smell the place where you touched the item with the hot pin.

Since there are no nerves in a nail, using a hot pin to melt it shouldn't cause any pain.

The Parsi youth association in Mumbai, founded in 2009 to turn around the shrinking population, holds frequent speed-dating sessions and produces a calendar of the community's hottest pin-ups.

The beginning-of-life (BOL) peak cladding temperature of the hottest pin was 608 °C, cooling to 522 °C at end-of-life (EOL).

The list included nine sensory pain adjectives ("dull-pressing," "pulling," "stinging," "pulsating-throbbing," "burning-hot," "pins and needles," "shooting-electric," "tingling," "numb") and six affective pain adjectives ("dreadful-horrible," "miserable-atrocious," "exhausting," "grueling," "agonizing," "frightening").

As Mr. Jacobs talked, his closest associates, the influential stylist Venetia Scott and a designer, Joseph Carter, pinned hot pants on a model with pale freckled legs.

It was hot and I was pinned in.