Sentence examples for the pinch of from inspiring English sources

The dog world, too, is feeling the pinch of wartime.

Book publishers soon felt the pinch of the librarians' cutbacks.

And if you feel the pinch of the same constraints, you're black too.

With this piece, "You see the pinch of the ears from behind, with the facets".

Big American multinational manufacturing companies can feel the pinch of dollar-renminbi fluctuations.

Time Warner isn't alone in feeling the pinch of a troubled publishing division.

We can love him and not feel the pinch of guilt.

Another big client, Britain's public sector, is also feeling the pinch of austerity.

Winter: "She liked the pinch of absence, the hollow air, reminiscent of the real absence".

And many large banks would feel the pinch of lower transaction fees on debit cards.

Because after all, isn't it the pinch of salt that makes the sweetest cake zing?