Sentence examples for pinch lines from inspiring English sources

Did David Bowie pinch lines from T. S. Eliot?

We show in this paper that this problem can be solved by analyzing the mode of infinitely sharp splits, for which trajectories of distillation and pinch lines have special characteristics.

Take the fabric off and put the Velcro where you marked the pinch line.

To open "Absalom, Absalom!" William Faulkner, in a heart-pinching line, writes of a room that became "latticed with yellow slashes full of dust motes".

Creases of worry furrowed his forehead, and his mouth, so happy and warm in normal times, made a tight, pinched line across his gentle face.

And being true to the Trekker fan base means more than a part for Nimoy, an adroit demonstration of the Vulcan nerve pinch and lines of dialogue like "our gravitational sensors are going crazy".

Pinch the lining and lid firmly together to make a tight seal.

Favorable conditions for petroleum plays in HST1 LST2 occur where the sand bodies have been fractured by faults and sealed by denudation and pinch-out lines, then overlain by deep lake mudstone in TST2.

Pinch this line, so that it folds upwards.

An old white man with a face as pinched and lined as a pot roast complained, "The tacos are worse than the niggers," and the Indian leaned against the wall and laughed.

His closest brush with baseball fame came against the Yankees in Game 6 of the 1951 World Series when his pinch-hit line drive to right field seemed certain to tie the score with two outs in the ninth inning.