Sentence examples for its pinch from inspiring English sources

He started up the XFL football league, then watched it fail miserably and felt its pinch in both his personal wealth and his company's stock.

The snag is that it is politically riskier, as ordinary people would feel its pinch more directly.The commission is also not taken in by Britain's seemingly sparkling progress in curbing emissions, especially compared to the United States.

The calculation algorithm is conducted by taking certain design criteria into account, such as the exhaust gas heat exchanger size and its pinch point requirement.

It's simple as fuck, mane: feed it, change it, pinch its lil cheeks.

A fence diagram and an A AI cross section clearly show the extent of the shale unit and its pinch-out northwards of the reservoir (Fig. 14).

Plus, using the touchscreen to review images, with its pinch-to-zoom features, is a much better experience than I've had in the past with non-touch digital cameras.

Moreover, we analyze the pinch-off characteristics of the liquid bridge lying in regimes II and III, including its pinch-off time (i.e., the time interval from the formation and pinch-off of the liquid bridge) and its neck shape at the instant of pinching off.

Make sure you have the kind of collar that when the Heeler lunges it pinches its neck.

Each resource might have its own pinch point, if its amount is sufficient.

Here's a brief excerpt: The infant's face, as I experienced it, was mostly eyes and lower lip, its nose a mere pinch, its forehead milky and domed, its pale red hair wispy, no eyebrows or lashes or even eyelids I could see.

But with just six weeks to go before the next budget must be adopted, the state has gone from counting its spoils to pinching its pennies.