Weaker economies will also feel the pinch.

Anyway, you put a pinch of salt, and... it s edible! , he adds.

TS Yes, they're servos with cams that pinch these rubber tubes.

OK, I want you to pinch right here with two fingers and your thumb.

The irony runs even deeper.

Mokhtasatehonar, says with irony that

Those were bookshops which housed a wealth of culture Schehrazade is concerned about students who will feel the pinch

There is more than a little irony here.

Willis Fromtunis, shared caricatures to stress the irony of the situation

Patterns of Irony in the Fables of La Fontaine , by Richard Danner.

Raye Sabz Iran (Green Iran Vote) writes with irony

For Yasmine, black irony has become a daily sport.

Another irony, the double irony is that on the figs and the olives, Eduardo can make more money selling those than he can on the foie gras.

Instead of feeling the pinch of wartime privations, like in any ordinary country, American consumers are binging as if it were Christmas all year round.

I had the key grip, I had a chuck grip, I had a power grasp and I had a fine pinch.

Several Iranian netizens also tweeted about the filtering with irony.

Few missed the irony of formulating two plans that pointed in opposite directions.

Without a hint of irony, the leaflet is called The Future We Want.

The irony is that true religion is never incompatible with justice.

It's a perverse irony at best an utter abomination at worst.

And that's the greatest irony of all when it comes to the Norden bombsight.

There is, of course, a little provocation and a lot of irony in these remarks.

And of course, who could escape the irony of a member of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.

The ultimate irony is that this very success led to less reform.

Some with serious remarks, a few with questions and some with irony.

There is probably some slight truth and also a certain degree of irony to this argument.

Varesh says with irony, that it is better if kiosks just sell cigarettes instead of journals.

The great irony of the financial crisis is that the situation has become worse, not better.

History in the making is all too often tragic. Only rarely is it capable of irony.

When I come back to my desk I can just pinch that information back to my desktop so I can use my full size computer.

The irony is that little has been revealed that we didn t know already.

Iran man massoud blogs with irony pointing a finger to Iran's new president

The irony again lost on Romney is that other countries are accusing the US of currency manipulation.

The irony, however, is that today it's the left wing intellectuals who spread them.

Indeed, the irony is that the social benefits of such subsidies are enormous, while the costs are negligible.

The irony is that some of the materials are sometimes produced by defence witnesses in the Milosevic case.

The connection between ocean health and human health is actually based upon another couple simple adages, and I want to call that pinch a minnow, hurt a whale.

The bitter irony of Gu s high speed trial is that she was a true believer in China s legal system.

The irony (if there is an irony at all) is that this tragedy came at a time when mistrust seemed, at long last, to be giving way to better, more businesslike relations and greater understanding between the two countries.

The greatest irony in global health is that the poorest countries carry the largest disease burden.

The irony is that, like the Kremlin and its allies, the Islamists do not want to separate.

The irony is that the euro has been a hugely successful project, bringing considerable stability to participating countries.

What an irony that more than 60 years later we need to undergo the same shift in mindset.

The irony is not lost among netizens, who raised the alarm after her arrest on social media platforms.

I suppose that censors never have much of a sense of humor, and that irony and parody are usually beyond their intellectual grasp.