Tell Cooney we're pinned. I repeat. We're pinned!

Pinned packages

Believing Gonzales' crimes would be pinned on him,

Anything with money pinned to it!

They're pinned under me.

When I talked about getting married, she wouldn't be pinned down.

Then you've got him pinned.

They still got you pinned?

Your grandmother... keeps you pinned to her skirt.

We can't pull back. They're pinned!

Either supporter or opponent, or someone who can't be pinned down either way

Lift it, you fools. My arm's pinned.

The machine gun's still got us pinned.

Captain Steele, we got to move or we'll get pinned down!

It's pinned to the left end edge of your user interface,

Why is the ratings not pinned up again?

The guy pinned way down in that cave.

Would you rather see it pinned on Bogardus?

So he pinned it together with safety pins.

It should be back from your face and pinned at the neck. I told her that.

It fell on top of us and pinned us there.

Pinned down. Short of petrol. He was a good man.

If we fail to keep this rendezvous with history, future generations, whose hopes are all pinned on our Organization, will be amazed.

They're pinned by machinegun fire. Now they're getting it with mortars.

But if we get pinned down, we'll need Captain Cooney to get us outta there.

So, if market confidence has a meaning, it must be something that is not pinned down simply by economic fundamentals.

I don't want this pinned on me. I'll take all the blame.

She gives me any trouble she'll find herself with her wings pinned right to the ground!

Yet the IMF pinned significant blame for global financial instability on this policy.

Yes, sir. See, if the first platoon gets pinned, we can cover them.

Now we gotta move fast. Joe is really pinned. It's our turn now.

I'll see there's enough pinned on her to keep her uncomfortable for the rest of her life.

A third of my men were pinned down because the fire was so intense.

So, if market confidence has a meaning, it must be something that is not pinned down simply by economic fundamentals. But what is it?

Them Indians been keeping us pinned down all day, waiting for those reinforcements you brought in.

All of them. Captain Steele, we got to move or we'll get pinned down! We're moving as fast as we can.

Eight years later, pinned down by a US Predator drone and French airstrikes, Qaddafi met his demise.

No direct radio contact, but destroyers report first and second waves appear pinned down on the beach.

Harris was pinned by Shelton Benjamin in his WWE debut on March 11, 2008 in a dark match.

The housekeeper had me pinned down for five minutes before I realized it was that silly gun of yours.

Ben Bernanke, the US Federal Reserve chairman, once famously pinned the whole US current account deficit on a global savings glut.

The eurozone s peripheral countries, including Greece, Portugal, Ireland, and Spain, found themselves pinned to the mast of the common currency, unable to gain competitiveness through exchange rate depreciation.

Elsy Abi Assi US media pinned the angry label to Asad AbuKhalil as he used to appear and convey a different opinion about events in the Arab world

They thus pinned all their hopes on the bodies of the United Nations, the only forum where their voice could be heard and they could aspire to a role as full and equal partners in decision making.

Hopes are once again pinned upon the most recent proposal the plan for a territorial settlement worked out and presented to the parties by the Contact Group.