Sentence examples similar to pinching head from inspiring English sources
But it should not have; he was, after all, its penny-pinching head of operations for many years before taking on the top job.Now comes the astonishing news that exports of iPads may, just possibly, be halted from China.
You don't have to worry about a headband pinching your head all night or messing up your hair style.
The initial write-up has more than one quip that made me chuckle: "…lumbering around Tokyo pinching the heads of people who prefer a different brand".
She had one of the snakes in her fist, holding its wriggling body tight as she pinched its head between wooden tongs.
Pinch the head between two finger with one hand, and hold the tail with your other hand.
"If we are shutting down so many and haven't got a timetable to rebuild, we are heading for a very difficult pinch point," she said.
Pinch seed heads off of weeds.
Enter the water with arms straight out in front of your head, pinching your ears back, with one hand over the other.
But pretty much all of it makes a single point: Micromanaging knowledge workers--let alone whacking them over the head, pinching them on the *ss, and making them feel like dirt--is a bad idea.
Here's why. 1. Shoulder Impingement Is Misunderstood: Shoulder impingement occurs when the rotator cuff tendons get "pinched" between the head of the humerus and the AC joint, formed by the end of the collarbone and the bony knobs at the end of the shoulder blade.
