Sentence examples for will be pinched from inspiring English sources

The coach's pipeline to the endless talent of West Africa and the Caribbean will be pinched.

Motorcycles pose a particular problem for any "black box" based system - experience with tax disks shows that anything on a bike with a market value will be pinched; transponders and GPS devices will obviously be a target, to be sold on or "rung" for use on illegal vehicles.

Here are four stocks I like: ALLSTATE (ALL, 26) is the second-largest property-casualty insurer and one of the largest life insurers in the U.S. Earnings this year will be pinched by tornadoes and other severe weather that hit the Midwest.

Intersectin is an important scaffolding molecule in endocytosis (Pechstein et al, 2010), and may be involved in organizing the site at which the vesicle will be pinched off the plasma membrane.

Before reinstalling the nine screws, also check to make sure no wires – from the harness or the ground wire, will be pinched by the cover.

Be very careful that the gasket is fully into the groove or around the cover evenly so that no part of the gasket will be pinched when the cover is installed on the watch body.

Benfica volunteered a return favour and so find themselves bringing a B team over for an occasion when 4,500 people will be pinching themselves.

I'll be pinching myself in the tunnel before we go out.

"So I'll be pinching people basically," another added.

Oh and Pete Kozma will be pinch-running for the hobbled Freese.

If consumer confidence continues to drop, value consciousness will be even more acute and pennies will further be pinched.