How to pronounce “clinch” in English

I think rock and roll photographers are the ones that really-- not so much shooting the concerts, but the ones behind the scenes.The Danny Clinchs, the Anton Corbijns, those guys are my huge inspirations to go out and do what we do.

I get the point.And that clinched the deal for him.This is PS 75 on the Upper West Side, which serves both Columbia University professors' children

I was surprised by so much.That really clinched my need to write about him and sort of think about him.

he decided to show up at the ballpark as they are still trailing the San Diego Padres and he said, 'Thirty games left and this thing's got twenty wins in it.' And wouldn't you know,they won and clinched the division on the last game of the regular season and they went exactly 20 and 10. So the Rally Thong did its job.But yeah, he would walk around pretty much with the Rally Thong on and nothing else, which, if you're in the clubhouse, you just have to try to avert your eyes basically.

months now. Under Jerome's leadership, the Japanese women's Saber team qualified for the first time in history for the Paris '24 Olympics.They even beat the odds and clinched a historical bronze medal at the Olympic team event.So everybody will get a feel of that medal later on.

What advice do you have for someone who's new to managing teams?And then the closing paragraph is the clincher.I totally understand if you're too busy to reply.

He realized that to create a sustainable, long-term, on-site business venture they needed the full range of human skills.And then came the big clincher.

But that's really still, forensically, a circumstantial piece of evidence, right?None of those things are really the clinchers.You could go, gee, that looks really suspicious.

And then we went into Sausalito, looked at the moon, had an ice cream, and so on.But I think what really clinched it was one night she lost her contact lens.It was dark on the street out there, outside on the street.

Considering those benefits, there's no question that thorium power offers the most economical avenue to bring on line massive amounts of new generating capacity without adding toreactors. That was the Clinch River Project, which some of you may recall.

And they just are lost because they want to avoid returning to their work lives, "pent up in lathe and plaster, tied to counters,nailed to benches, clinched to desks." In "Bartleby, the Scrivener," the few windows in the office look out onto nothing but more walls."On one end," the unnamed narrator writes, "the window faced the white wall of the interior of a spacious skylight shaft, penetrating the building

Considering those benefits, there's no question that thorium power offers the most economical avenue to bring on line massive amounts of new generating capacity without adding toI've actually been to the site that was supposed-- where the Clinch River Fast Breeder was supposed to be built.

the white flag and surrender. Um, I think where we are now is, and you mentioned the fact that that 60-dayperiod is now ended when it came to what the Americans had hoped would be uh the moment they would clinch a an overallnuclear deal with the Iranians. Of course, absolutely nowhere near that.

And even CERN is proposing the next generation beyond that.We may find dark matter in the laboratory, and that could clinch it right there.Thank you. Hi Professor, what are your thoughts on quantum computing and the future of it?

Kushner in the region. You know, let's remember that direct contact between the Americans and Hamas uh is significant.It's happened once before when Jared Kushner and Steve Wickoff were part of the process that clinched the um HamasIsrael ceasefire back in October last year. Here they are or have been on Sunday meeting or Mr. Kush Mr. Kushner

Vernor: So that should have given me a clue.And the, the, the real clincher on the case was that I showed such a story to my kid sister.And, and, and, I told her that actually this is about a superhuman, a human that was made superhuman by being connected to a computer.

I hauled her to her feet and clipped to my harness so that we were chest-to-chest, the old lover's clinch position, undignified, but fast.

the three toes and the claws and so on. This was before anybody even knew what DNA was. So it was all based on similarities in the fossils. And what really clinched the deal for Huxley was when this

are out there. If life started once, why not elsewhere? And, and here is kind of the clincher in a way, and why finding microbial life on Mars or Europa or wherever else might be so