Sentence examples for quick to pin from inspiring English sources

In remarks to reporters upon entering a New Year's Eve celebration at his Mar-a-Lago estate on Saturday night, Trump warned against being quick to pin the blame on Russia for the hacking of US emails.

Writing last month, before Gu was charged and before anyone had ever heard of Ri, Paul French offered a word of warning to those who might be quick to pin the Bo saga on his wife: Ultimately, dragon ladies are sideshows, part of the sleight of hand to deflect from the real action.

Many will be quick to pin the blame for Honda's decision to close its Swindon plant solely on Brexit, but there are other forces at work.

Yet in the face of outcomes we may disagree with (Exhibit A: Brexit; Exhibit B: Trump), we can be quick to pin the blame on tech executives for failing to use their power to make a stand.

Yossi Sedbon, the Tel Aviv police chief, said the "quick decision" to pin the bomber had saved many lives.

Her work has a kinetic quality that seems the natural habit of a quick mind, as difficult to pin down as the metallic hydrogen that forms a major plot point in The Girl in the Road.

Gregory was run out by Holland when he slipped trying to run a quick single, leaving Berg to pin Hose lbw and have Craig Overton caught at mid-wicket before rain prevented any play in the final session.

Two quick spears allowed Edge to pin Cena, winning him the championship.

"It's disgraceful, but not out of character for this Tory-led government, how quick ministers were to try to pin the blame on civil servants," it said.

A workshop was set up to pin down what causes youth unemployment, and whether there might be some quick-win solutions to tackle the problem.

A quick brochure-browsing suggests that nutraceuticals may be the true recession-proof product everyone's been trying to pin down.