Sentence examples for pinch work from inspiring English sources

Like chips and a battered sausage, dub-dons Adrian Sherwood and Pinch work really well together, and their second album as a collaborative duo, the recently-released Man vs Sofa, is a lot better for you than a plastic punnett of greased salt.

A pinch collar works better.

Some like grasses are fluffy and a pinch works; others such as peony are so big they are easy to count individually and put into an envelope.

The penny-pinching worked.

They see Mr. Obama as more vulnerable to defections among economically pinched working class voters than among higher earners whose taxes he would raise.

But in a pinch they work -- and they are quick, easy, and mostly nutritious.

Pinch gripping works the thumb better than thick bar lifting, however, pinch gripping works mostly the grip.

No mowing, pinching, grafting work.

Then, it was normal to have your bottom pinched at work.

Physical chastisement of women at home was once unexceptional, racist name-calling "a bit of fun", and bottom-pinching at work an everyday occurrence, something to be endured, because it was not going to change.

"It wasn't so much the market, but the economy," Ms. Rea said, indicating that in each case, the single parent felt pinched by work and family responsibilities, "each one in the end figuring that there's no place like home".