Sentence examples for may pinch from inspiring English sources

One element the Tories may pinch from their Republican soulmates is the Bush site's online tax calculator, which allowed wavering voters to work out how much they saved under George W's tax-cutting manifesto.

You may pinch yourself when you see a synchronized procession of dancing sea lions, a fast swimming Galapagos penguin, a pelican dive followed by a hammerhead shark, and a whale pass before you in a matter of minutes.

These facies changes may indicate that this is the edge of the channel system that produced the Jasper Forest bed, and that it may pinch out beneath the Flattops.

With age and repeated ovulatory cycles, the OSE assumes a more irregular contour and forms invaginations or clefts into the stroma, which may pinch off completely and form epithelial inclusion cysts within the ovary.

Upon binding to the chromosome axis, SYCP3 tetramers may pinch off portions of the axis such that short stretches of chromosomal DNA are looped back on themselves with a separation of 20 nm.

On the other hand, it is also evident from the above mentioned studies that a few caveolae may pinch off from the plasma membrane (Thomsen et al. 2002; Kirkham et al. 2005).

And the coverage may still pinch many families' budgets.

Now that battle is truly engaged, the Labour government will probably spell out its own plans more clearly in the coming pre-budget report (indeed, it may well pinch many of Mr Osborne's schemes).

For if these voters quit Tony Blair's or Paddy Ashdown's parties, those parties will poll less well and Mr Hague's performance will look relatively better as a result.Mr Stevens and Mr Donnelly may not pinch many Tory votes.

"The domestic effects of decisions reached in some of these areas may sometimes pinch, but it is difficult to regard it as unforeseeable that a court, established by consent of European states to give effect to the convention, should reach them.

Portraying Bernadette, a Romanian orphan of mongrel origins, in this stark, poetic production from Theater Y of Chicago, Ms. Hawkins plies her character's grim magic with such angry conviction that you may well pinch your arm to make sure it's still made of flesh.