Sentence examples for pinching in from inspiring English sources

Again and again Thursday he tried to generate offense, pinching in the offensive zone.

Fleury was pinching in on the play and kept the puck in the offensive zone.

"It's the defensemen pinching in to keep the puck in the offensive zone," Lamoriello said.

Martin Biron got a piece of it, but the rebound deflected to the left circle, where Finley -- pinching in from the point -- flipped it into the open side.

They drove until the signal peaked and then began to diminish, the line pinching in at the edges of the screen and the tone slightly falling off.

"Throughout the season, the pressure system that we play, and getting the defense to be more involved in the pinching in the offensive zone, was a learning experience for us," Salvador told reporters Tuesday.

There's been no penny-pinching in the design and production of this book.

Yes, slightly — but as I and others have been arguing at length, penny-pinching in the midst of a severely depressed economy is no way to deal with our long-run budget problems.

So, with penny-pinching in mind, here are some ideas you can steal for a budget of £50, £500, £5,000 or even for a small remortgage of £50,000.

McCarthy said its success was not due to penny-pinching in the recession, although an increasing number of AB shoppers seek out its eclectic wares, but "sustained growth… across the economic cycle".

You see the guys pinch in.