Sentence examples for which i pin from inspiring English sources

The most persistent negative opinion actually came from Alan Garner himself in a quote from his (also wonderful) book The Voice That Thunders: "My first attempt, The Weirdstone of Brisingamen is a fairly bad book, but there had to be a start somewhere, and consolation rests in the even worse first drafts of the opening chapter, which I pin up when things seem to be going well".

As outlined in the manifesto that appeared in the fanzine by riot grrrl linchpins Bikini Kill (which I had pinned to my bedroom wall for all of my teens), they saw girls as a "revolutionary soul force" with the power to change the status quo.

(To which I wore a pin depicting Mancini's recent postage stamp, which she gave me).

Another man traded me for an Italian flag pin, which I later discovered is being sold in tourist shops, which seemed to cheapen its value.

He just released this sick new pin, which I imagine will sell out soon.

Trim and stylish, with his perfectly knotted tie and lapel pin, which I assumed was for the French Medal of Freedom.

Regardless, these two Coolness Signifiers make cool-signifying pins, which, I would argue, are better for signifying coolness than band shirts or bad hair dye because they're small and not annoying.

The experience was certainly straightforward - a welcoming staffer put a soothing warm wrapper on my finger, a pin prick which I hardly felt, and then a small phial of blood filled in a second.

He also had an affinity for pin-ups, which I dig a lot.

While there wasn't one clear moment in which I decided to cease my pinning, as soon as I did, my marriage mania began to recede.

By Andy Borowitz June 19 ,2012 NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report) — Today, presumptive G.O.P. nominee Mitt Romney released the following open letter to the American people: Dear Friends: This week, the Washington Post reported an incident from my high school days in which I bullied a gay classmate by pinning him to the ground and cutting his hair off.