“pinching”可以造什么句，pinching造句

Don't Buy the shoes if pinching.

Have you noticed that everyone is pinching their pennies?

But Vegas is suffering - visitor Numbers have fallen as penny-pinching gamblers stay away.

But I was not because of penny-pinching, it is because the body can not draw.

Disappointments leave us with the unpleasant task of squashing, crushing, and pinching lemons to extract any and all juice.

Still battered by the effects of a weak economy, many vacationers will be pinching pennies and cutting corners as perhaps never before.

It may have been something as simple as hitting your finger with a hammer or pinching yourself with a pliers. In either case it hurt.

In spite of the improvement in rolling techniques and roll performance, spalling of roll surfaces, mainly caused by pinching and skidding of strip, cannot be avoided.

There should, of course, be a normal, gentle hollowing in the lumbar region (it's called the lordotic curve) but exaggerating this will cause a painful "pinching" in the lower back.

Patients direct the virtual arm to perform specific tasks such as raising and lowering the forearm, flexing the wrist, opening and closing the hand, and pinching the thumb and forefinger.

His pinching bruised the peaches.

At a time when many are pinching pennies, customers are noticing the new charges.

The Jiaogou lead-zinc deposit located the Xicheng orefield's middle, Wujiashan anticline in western pinching end of south wing twist.

One website, Macaoyuan, features a popular Posting named 30 Money Saving Tricks, which is geared towards what it calls smart penny pinching women in Shanghai.

It's hard to stay upbeat when your penny-pinching bosses are counting paper clips and coffee grains, but here's some good news: workplace discontent may just be a vast, untapped source of creativity.

In order to win the honor of a thousand ancient sings, it will die at the time of the time, in your time of time, the new favorite, when you do not see the two weary of the time, pinching the days can be a coincidence of a disease crying legs one pedal, leaving the most aftertaste.

Control the floss by pinching it with index fingers and thumbs like this.

MARK SANFORD, South Carolina's penny-pinching governor, has been called a rising star by Michael Steele, the new chairman of the Republican National Committee.

He's been pinching money from the cashbox.

What that means, however, is taking on the big long-term issues, above all health costs - not grandstanding and penny-pinching over short-term spending to help a distressed economy.

The support flanges are formed by pinching the blank during the hydroforming process to provide a double thickness flange.