Sentence examples for will pinch from inspiring English sources

It suggested banks overall would be largely unscathed.Rising rates will pinch, though.

Another replies: "Otherwise those bastards will become martys and when they get to paradise they will pinch all our virgins".

But plummeting home prices affect property-tax revenue as values are reassessed, which will pinch local governments that rely on them.

Another jihadist replies: "Otherwise those bastards will become martyrs and when they get to paradise they will pinch all our virgins".

"I think Daybees probably has a window of opportunity, but they need to use it, otherwise Google will pinch their lunch".

When you arrive at your destination, and put your debit card in the cash machine it will pinch 5%-65%-6%everyouing you take out.

He will pinch-hit and could give Beltran a rest in right field if Beltran's sore knees act up.

With the tying runs on, La Russa goes unconventional — pitcher Edwin Jackson will pinch-hit for Furcal, probably to bunt.

(Anderson Crosbyy, Stills & Nash (Sunday and Monday) No word yet on whether Stephen Colbert will pinch-hit Neil Young's harmonies (as he did when CSN graced "The Colbert Report" in 2008).

(Anderson Crosbyy, Stills & Nash (Wednesday) No word yet on whether Stephen Colbert will pinch-hit on Neil Young's harmonies (as he did when CSN graced "The Colbert Report" in 2008), but this folk supergroup should be in jovial spirits regardless; the singer-guitarist David Crosby recently celebrated his 70th birthday.

(Anderson) Crosby, Stills and Nash (Tuesday and Wednesday) No word yet on whether Stephen Colbert will pinch-hit Neil Young's harmonies (as he did when Crosby, Stills and Nash graced "The Colbert Report" in 2008), but this folk supergroup should be in jovial spirits regardless: on July 17 the band will release its first concert video in more than 20 years.