Sentence examples for well pinned from inspiring English sources

One of them, Maia Alexander's pretty nineteen year-old Pat Milligan, is not quick enough, and finds herself severely compromised – well, pinned against a wall and clambered all over – having initially been touchingly seduced by Brewer's advances.

"Most of the time," he once wrote, "one might as well pin a check to someone's lapel".

If we just pin our hopes for a better life on the overhyped arrival of Baby New Year, we might as well pin them to the diaper -- they'll both enjoy a similar lifespan.

If both sides are pretty, well, pin a rose on your nose.

Strains were then plated onto large agar plates containing the appropriate SC media with the range of sucrose and galactose by a 96 well pin replicator.

The plates containing synthetic medium with butanol were inoculated from the diluted YPD cultures with the use of a 96 well pin replicator.

To wound all 384 wells in a plate, the 96 well pin array is placed in the corner of a well, pushed down to engage all pins with the surface of the plate, and then moved laterally to produce the wound.

Here, we show that subject (I.W ., who has small-fiber afferents but is deafferented for Aβ-fibers (Cole and Sedgwick 1992), 1) has consistent SI responses, peaking at Aδ-latency to electrical nerve stimulation, 2) shows contralateral SII responses with Aδ-related latencies to laser stimulation of the skin, and 3) is able to locate, relatively well, pin-prick cutaneous stimuli.

When Batman picks up the cape and cowl he might as well be pinning on a sheriff's badge.

Anne-Marie Slaughter in the New York Times pointed out that the book is full of "gems, slogans that ambitious women would do well to pin up on their wall".

"Lean In" is full of many such gems, slogans that ambitious women would do well to pin up on their wall.