Sentence examples for pinch which from inspiring English sources

"Pitching in a Pinch," which was recently reissued by Penguin Classics, is his most celebrated work, and for good reason.

Essentially he appreciated the club's importance in the community and the priority of football over grandstanding when things come to the pinch, which they had.

It is shown that the notion of a binary tangent pinch, which is well understood, logically extends to the multicomponent case.

In addition, we study the effect of the enthalpy pinch, which is a measure of performance for a heat and mass exchanger, on these performance parameters.

You can only buckle the bag closed – there's no quick way to shut it in a pinch – which means you could feasibly lose some things if you're not careful.

Mechanisms of injury are variable and may overlap, including rapid deceleration, shearing forces, increased intravascular pressure caused by compression exceeding 2,000 mmHg (the water-hammer effect) or the "osseous pinch", which represents direct compression of the aorta between the anterior chest wall and the spine [38].

Kamprad, who turns 90 on 30 March, has a reputation for penny-pinching, which he claims helped Ikea to become one of the world's top brand names.

In her winner's speech at this year's Wimbledon ball she was able to make a small joke about the sustained bottom-pinching which caused scores of male spectators at the tournament to be charged with indecent behavior: "It was like a dream winning that title," she said.

An important risk factor in dental practice is forceful pinching, which occurs during dental scaling.

An important risk factor for developing these disorders is forceful pinching which occurs during periodontal work such as dental scaling.

If you don't wear green, you might get pinched, which can hurt sometimes.