Sentence examples for is pinch from inspiring English sources
verb
To squeeze a small amount of a person's skin and flesh, making it hurt.
- The children were scolded for pinching each other.
Updated at 3.59am GMT 3.01am GMT Red Sox 3 - Cardinals 1, bottom of 9th John Jay is pinch hitting for Shane Robinson who was hitless tonight.
Here's David Ross on with two on and just one out, it looks like Mark Carp is pinch hitting for Clay Buchholz here, meaning his night is done.
She says that things are going fine with Stash and later wishes she'd told Abby that Fat and Fat Fat fell out and in New York all that's left is Pinch Me.
The main method used to create an applicable fuel cell system configuration is pinch technology.
What The Times newsroom needs is a content strategist to sit next to Keller and help him think strategically (something a good publisher could do, but, then The Times publisher is Pinch, the leader of the lucky sperm club, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/charles-warner/the-media-lucky-sperm-clu_b_86560.html and not the leader of The Times).
And the fact I'm involved with that is pinch-me.
Vogelsong's game is over, however, as Audrey Huff is pinch-hitting for him.
Quentin Berry is pinch-running for David Ortiz, which means that there's gonna be a stolen base attempt here.
Projector lamp seals, where a current-carrying molybdenum metal foil is pinch-sealed into a fused silica tube, are good examples of Housekeeper seals.
With the DH, the Redbirds get both Craig and Adams in the lineup, but in St Louis, all Craig can do is pinch-hit - same as Mike Napoli.
Golson was stopped at third base, where the coach Rob Thomson had him practice a few stutter steps down the line, just in case he is pinch-running in a vital situation.
