Leaning back in the seat, pinned down by the heavy protective bib that protects your body from radiation during dental X-rays.
So Pappa Hollingworth sent him to live two states away in a vacant congressional seat, pinned $500,000 to his jacket, and told him good luck.
S. turned around in her seat and pinned the complainers with a glare.
The guards were alleged to have responded by handcuffing him behind his back, forcing him into a seat and pinning him down leaning forwards in a position which affected his ability to breathe.
The guards were alleged to have responded by handcuffing him behind his back, forcing him into a seat and pinning him down in a forward-leaning position that affected his ability to breathe.
Although the Conservatives managed to reclaim one Scottish seat, they had pinned their hopes of a revival on Sir Malcolm Rifkind retaking Edinburgh Pentlands.
For college, he chose Lehigh, a school of 6,600 overlooking Bethlehem, Pa., across the river from Allentown, the crumbling county seat, which has pinned its hopes of revival on a new slots casino set to open by 2008.
And if you're the poor soul whose knees are at risk, would you pay the dude in front $20, or more to avoid being pinned to your seat like a bad WWE wrestler being pinned to the mat?
She's in it for the long haul, I realized, and because I had pinned my seat hopes on her, I missed other opportunities.
This car can corner with the best of them and pin you to your seat with its acceleration, yet it is a comfortable cruiser as well.
