Sentence examples for pinch under from inspiring English sources
Besides being more lucrative, accounts serving affluent clients also face less of a pinch under new government regulations than do those of ordinary savers.
This is called bloating, and some horses do it because a girth doesn't fit them or their skin is being pinched under the girth.
Next, the scientists gently pinched the under-eye skin and showed that the coating made the skin spring back into position much faster.
In the fully developed region, the apparent solids holdup calculated from the pressure gradient agreed well with the actual solids holdup measured by a pair of pinch valves under not very high gas velocities, but was underestimated at higher gas velocities due to the increased wall friction loss.
Do not pinch them under plates.
If this works, replace the protective film, taking care not to pinch it under the edge of the cover.
She pinches him under the covers and holds back his food.
Cardiff spent most, yet their total spend only matched what Chelsea paid on the spur of a moment for a player they scarcely needed but suddenly fancied pinching from under Spurs' nose.
There is a hilarious scene here, at the Spenders', in which she argues about language origins with a professor of philology, with Natasha pinching her under the dinner table and whispering that she ought to show the prof more respect.
Liverpool, who were known to be chasing Basel's Mohamed Salah, will also not be pleased that the Egyptian forward has appeared to have been pinched from under their noses by Chelsea.
