Sentence examples for spiral pin from inspiring English sources

He conceived the "baby-bed clamp" (to keep infants from kicking off their sheets), the "spiral pin" (permitting women to keep their hats on in gusty weather), and the "portable calendar" (your guess is as good as mine).

She twists women's hair into up-dos, or irons spiral locks pin-straight.

That could shrink demand further and perhaps even deliver the sort of downward spiral that pinned Japan in the weeds of stagnant growth during the 1990s.

The beam replacement switch consists of beams with tangent and spiral sections pinned at one end and supported on carriages at the other to permit rotation of the beams (Figs. 25, 26).

"Buy the book," she says, then places it on the amp, where a spiralling cord pinned under it makes it appear as if the volume's on life support.

Because these curls contain more hair in each spiral than traditional pin curls, they may take longer to dry.

If Obama launches a war in Syria might that not spiral out of control, pin us down even more so in the Middle East, and make it impossible to complete the very geopolitical pivot he's been pushing as one of his biggest priorities?

Use 1-2 bobby pins to pin this spiral to the roots of your hair.

We explore further in application that those feedback-sustained targets can eliminate both a freely rotating spiral waves and a pinned ones only if frequencies, feedback lengths and radius of obstacles are appropriately chosen.

The calculated results quantitatively show that high surface temperatures of the heater can be reached by increasing dimensionless joule heat parameter, radius of the spiral electric resistor or pins, thermal diffusivity of the insulation region, and decreasing Biot number and radius of insulation region.

Screw was originally a 15th-century noun for "a metal pin with a spiral ridge on a tapered shank used as a fastener".