Sentence examples for pin looks from inspiring English sources

The "punk chic" that the designer gave to the clothes was different from Gianni Versace's silken, safety pin looks in the early 1990s.

"That pin looks like a tomato," said George Plimpton, who had a green pin from France's Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in his lapel.

There are too many researchers on the head on a pin when they need to find out what the entire pin looks like, how to improve it, and to use it to mend things that are in disrepair.

Every pin looked more inviting.

Other speakers are so bound up with procedural obscurantism that they make the question of angels dancing on a pin look like a model of practicality and relevance.

— On the day after Republicans trounced Democrats in the midterm elections, Tom DeLay strolled around a courtroom here with an American flag lapel pin, looking carefree and chatting with strangers at his money-laundering trial with the habitual charm of a seasoned politician.

As I stood there struggling with this pin, looking at the toilet, I filled my seat completely front to back.

And while some of the earlier hairstyles (1940s pin-curls, for one) seem to require way more effort and maintenance than the slicked-back bobby pin look from the '90s, it's safe to say that the past 'dos are more glam and dare we say, more fun.

To find the positive and negative pin, look at the inside of the bulb.

If you do not have the pin, look for something that might work in its place like a real pin, or the tip of a paperclip folded out.

For instance, you can see how a Google map with voice-enabled push pins looks like here.