Sentence examples for something to pin from inspiring English sources

Sample tweet: "Also annoyed that when the cops are lifting everyone they can they still haven't found something to pin on my twatty ex.

"You wish there was just one thing that you could look to and say, That's the issue," he said, searching for something to pin his team's latest failure on.

Finally, Maher had something to pin his hopes to.

While I love having something to pin my increasingly frequent memory lapses on -- I personally like to blame exhaustion and stress -- the truth is this study finally provides some real news we can use: If doorways are the culprit, we should just eliminate them.

People buy vinyl because they care about the experience of going to a record store (or in some cases, Whole Foods), because they care about hi-fidelity audio quality, or because they're 20 an need something to pin to their dorm room wall.

They come from a Black Panther's FBI file – hundreds of pages recounting years of covert surveillance in search of something, anything, to pin on the activist.

But no matter how dark things got, I reckoned that in the end, Boy Scout would trump Frat Boy, especially if somebody could find something better to pin on him than the Case of the Purloined Debate Prep Video.

Something hard to pin down, but definitely real.

Kind of Blue, Back to Black, impossibly beautiful with a glint of something hard to pin down, dark and deep.

Similar elements--technical prowess and something harder to pin down--are also present in the organisms (the scientists) that set out to develop those cultures.

As times got worse, everyone needed something concrete to pin their hopes on, and for many that became the Loudcloud IPO.