We always dressed real sharp: pin-stripe suits, porkpie hats, silk ties.
It is time to grab a sharp pin and burst that bubble of smugness.
"They also pierced his nails and buttocks with a sharp pin, with his hands and legs tied together with his head facing down".
Andy Law, chairman of St Luke's, a British ad agency, says guerrilla marketing "is taking a sharp pin, stabbing it into the system and letting PR [public relations] do the work".Silly stuntsOf course, guerrilla marketing's appeal is often superficial.
His fifth wife, relating stories that she was told from before their marriage, later told journalists that Onyango Obama was tortured while in custody, his testicles squeezed with pincers and his nails and buttocks pierced with a sharp pin.
At the steps again, my hands feel too fat and clumsy to grasp the icy stair rail; I have the menacing tingle of sharp pins all over my skin, my teeth are frozen, I'm sunburn-red wherever the cold has touched me, I can't work my fingers to pull my goggles off.
To find out, a sharp pin is ran across the surface.
The sharp pin electrode is charged with a positive voltage and moved to redistribute the electric field for jet trajectory control, while the plane collector is kept stationary.
Average pore depth of about 7.4 ± 3 μm and distinguished sharp pin-shaped holes are observed, as shown in Figure 2b. Figure 2 SEM images of PSi.
One sharp pin in Softbank's formerly inflated image came in the summer of 1997 with the publication of The Distorted Management of Softbank, a kiss-and-tell expos by an ex-Softbank employee.
