Sentence examples for pinched around from inspiring English sources

"That's my favorite of the night," somebody would say, chopsticks pinched around a fried sandwich of shrimp and pork paste between shiso leaves.

Age has made his features both more pinched around the eyes and fleshier around the edges; his thick shock of greying hair was neatly brushed – another habit he acquired while running for president.

Try them on and make sure they don't pinch around your head.

Hold out for ones that don't pinch around your waistband and that have the right length (or are easily hemmed to have the right length).. There's nothing more noticeable than the state of your hair.

We were close enough to see the sunken face, heavily stubbled, pinched in around the mouth, jaw sagging.

Gorman's defense pinched in around the line of scrimmage, assuming that Harley would tuck the ball and run.

My hair felt gummy and tacky, like someone had pinched glue around each strand, and every time I washed it in the shower I felt like it wasn't getting clean due to the coatings on it.

A blind man with wrap-arounds, pinched cheeks and a beanie hat hooks his stick over the crook of his arm and grips the granite wall on the corner of High Vennel and High Street, as if the icicle stings of rain will wash him into the iron murk of the Solway Firth.

He did not want to forget what he had just heard, so he pinched himself sharply around the joint of his foot.

In the absence of mince pie tins, I cut out rounds of shortcrust pastry and pinched them together around the mincemeat like Chinese dumplings – I've made them that way ever since.

"I just go around pinching myself, it's so thrilling".