Sentence examples for start to pin from inspiring English sources

Knowing that each treatment has a unique effect on the makeup of the microbiome, the collection of microorganisms inside us, "we used the different antibiotics as tools," Pamer says, "to start to pin down which bacteria are associated with resistance".

We now start to pin down some properties of AR descriptions of W (q ).

Cox knelt and started to pin the hem.

When someone starts to pin medals on us, it'll mean they've moved right up to the front.

She starts to pin something on him, like the Wizard of Oz giving the Cowardly Lion his medal.

Also, we are only now starting to pin down, on the molecular, receptor level and developmentally, how kids are different from adults.

But after three years he seemed to have lost interest in it, coming to believe that IPMS had no future as an independent trade union, and started to pin his hopes on a merger with the Management Science Finance union.

Motherwell were starting to pin United back and Higdon was inches away from connecting with Nicky Law's cross in the 69th minute.

When Ennio starts to pin up cardboard onto the side of his head, you think, "Ah ha!

The next step, ideally, is to start trying to pin down the physiological basis of the sensation.

On the one hand you can hold out and fight to the death; on the other hand you can start to be more reasonable and pin your hopes on getting something out of the publicity surrounding your arrest and trial.