Sentence examples for pin complete from inspiring English sources

But can someone -- me -- who doesn't own a standing mixer, a food processor, or even a rolling pin complete such an ambitious project?

A normal person would simply drive up to the machine, insert their card, enter in their PIN, complete their transaction, grab a receipt and move on with their life.

Buttons from mod bands and British flag pins can complete the look.

With payments, customers use contactless/mobile technologies, where payment information is stored on their device and they enter a PIN to complete a transaction.

"If the finger is too greasy or sweaty and the biometric doesn't go through, the cardholder would experience a small delay and then asked to put in their PIN to complete the transaction," she added.

With this service enabled, simply entering your correct password on a website won't immediately offer you access to your account – instead it might trigger an automated call or text message to your mobile phone that requires you to punch in a PIN to complete the sign-in process.

Instead of key holders, there are three members who must independently enter a Personal Information Number (PIN) to complete any transaction.

Chip-and-PIN: Similarly, a chip-and-PIN transaction is comparable to paying with a debit card; the POS machine reads the card and you enter a PIN to complete the transaction.

Whereas four weeks of PSP oral consumption at 200 mg/kg failed to produce any differences in PIN development, complete inhibition of prostate tumor formation was achieved after 20 weeks of oral PSP feeding at 300 mg/Kg.

Pin the completed face into position on the fox head.

As four workers calmly sewed clothes, including a coat for Naomi Campbell and a suede tango skirt embroidered with flowers for the couture patron Mouna Ayoub, Mr. Alaia brought out an outfit in progress: a black taffeta ball skirt, enormous in its silk folds, and a fitted black wool jacket, on whose back Mr. Alaia was now expertly pinning the complete hide, tail and all, of a baby crocodile.