Sentence examples for pin turning from inspiring English sources

Roll it on a lightly floured surface with a lightly floured rolling pin, turning it often and flouring lightly as necessary, until it is about one-eighth-inch thick.

"I don't want my rolling pin turned back into a nightstick".

A large, red Google Maps pin turned up at a busy roundabout and a park bench was found "floating" on the River Thames.

Of course the pin turned out to be a Blue Star Service pin for his son, a deployed marine, but that did little to dampen theories of Kaine's communist agenda.

That's why the clothes pin turns out to the linchpin of any argument about whether the way we care for our clothes really makes a positive effect on our planet.

A great plot is filled with hair pin turns and witty one liners.

If the hour of the time is >= 12, then we set the pin high, turning on the LED, otherwise we assert it low, turning off the LED.

Remove the lock pin by turning it counterclockwise until it is free of its threads and then pulling it out.

But it ended like an M80 in a mailbox, with such a holy mother of a crack and bang that, 50 years later, an old man in a Kiwanis haircut and an American flag lapel pin will turn red to his ears and say only: "Jerry Lee Lewis?

And the startup could also charge partners to amplify the reach of their Action button-augmented Pins by turning them into ads.

He found that by placing the wire between the pins and turning the crank a uniform barb resulted.