Sentence examples for like to pin from inspiring English sources

Other conservatives would like to pin the blame on the Republican Party.

First, they like to pin down ideas with figures, and figures are often crucial for developing policy.

There's another thing I haven't done in ages that I'd like to pin on circumstances, but really it's all down to me.

Do you have a particular gripe about modern women and/or society that you would like to pin down on an individual?

After the Mass, as we were saying goodbye, Mother Teresa said to me, "Oh, I would like to pin a cross on you, too".

Pat Toomey, the head of the Club for Growth, says the conservative base feels "disgust with what appears to be a complete abandonment of limited government".Many conservative activists would like to pin the blame on Mr Bush alone either because he pursued foolish policies (the paleo-conservative version) or because he pursued sensible policies in a cack-handed manner (the neoconservative version).

With this, he tried, aikido-like, to pin on his opponent the stigma of association with the word "mistake," even as the stigmatizing mistakes were not Mr. Kerry's, but those of which Mr. Kerry accused him.

"He likes to pin players around the box.

Verma says that up until January, he was working on eventsTonight, a mobile app to discover nearby entertainment, and it's there he began experimenting with Pinterest to find out if people liked to pin events.

Facing down Williams is like trying to pin down a hungry lioness; beating Myskina was like swatting a fly.

For opponents it was like trying to pin down air.