How to pronounce “pinning” in English

owners pinning their own stuff.

And instead of pinning our hopes on some future outcome, we focus more on the present and being fully engaged in our lives just as they are.

It's called flux pinning.

And they were pinning me down.

And then pinning it down and getting people to go on the record took four or five months.

But outside of logic puzzles pinning down this distinction proves horrendously vexing to the point that both Western philosophers like Sextus Empiricus

a difference is not somebody pinning a diagnosis on them and telling them what's wrong with them, but it's actually people coming together

ceremony and the sitting president of the United States pinning you with your fourth star, but you do not get any compensation.

Splaying my legs for hip control like a wrestler pinning an opponent, I yelled for help.

Her mother was holding her shoulders back and pinning her.

I spent a shocking amount of company time pinning things to it.

in the firefight and they're actually firing and pinning down these Americans and sticking them in the Ambush site so that it's hard for them to get out and

By pinning notes down to a page, almost

And so learning how to do that with small, frequent conversations with really pinning yourself

Um, so we're pinning it on and then we're actually gluing it to their face.

"Soon, all the girls tried it out, even pinning their own hair up in order to show the stocking hanging down.

sewing moms and like the punkrat kids who who like thought fashion was like slashing and safety pinning everything

equals gravity, I personally attribute it to the god, Gravitor, who punishes men for Icarus's arrogance by pinning him to the ground.

And so I like to think of the -- the live performance of the piece as kind of a butterfly, and the recording as kind of a pinning down of the butterfly.

They weren't sculpting this hair and pinning