Sentence examples for pinning paper from inspiring English sources

I went to my corkboard and started pinning paper card with ideas, events and turning points in the story.

In Culver City, several teachers protested the district's decision by pinning paper cutouts of Red Riding Hood's face to their shoulders.

Avoid using sewing pins (with round plastic balls at the head) for pinning paper - they might pull out too easily and hurt you.

Pinning papers on a bulletin board is an easy way to keep track of them.

This has butterflies on its underside, which reminds me of the brilliant butterfly obsessive Matthew Oates, who pins paper butterflies to the interior roof of his car.

As he set out bowls of chocolate Easter candy, the artist Inka Essenhigh, who first made her name with paintings of anime-like creatures, pinned paper to an easel.

That work led to a few more collages on dance themes and, in 1940, to an odd experiment in which Matisse translated a new painting, "Still Life with Shell," of a seashell, apples, and serving vessels on a table, into pinned paper elements, with lengths of string for the table's edges.

After the Nazis invaded Norway, many courageous Norwegians expressed solidarity with their Jewish fellow citizens by pinning ordinary paper clips to their lapels.

Duct tape looms large in these discussions, along with Ziploc bags, Bubble Wrap, diaper pins, paper clips, waxed dental floss and everything inflatable.

The idea of the day is to surreptitiously pin paper fish on the backsides of the unsuspecting.

Magnetic tins are an easy and inexpensive way to store spices, bobby pins, paper clips, and other small items.