They both pulled the safety pins and looked at each other.

He found a large safety pin lying on the floor.

Nothing gets the matter with a car that sounds like a lot of safety pins.

There's always someone at a wedding who needs a safety pin.

If we found a safety pin, then the grave was post-1857.

He has a safety pin stuck through his left ear.

"People think I am supposed to have safety pins and purple hair."

I figured she had it safety pinned in back where nobody could see.

"I think this is where the ground safety pin fitted in."

The broken safety pin gave way and the door crashed down.

I think there are some safety pins in the kitchen drawer.

One shoulder strap was held together by a safety pin.

"First let me get those safety pins and fasten your arms up."

The back was non-existent and held in place with safety pins.

Anyone opening either would pull free the straightened safety pin.

"Just think," someone is sure to say, "of what big safety pins you'd have to use!"

I love those ones where there's a piece of cloth just with a safety pin or something like that.

Everything was held together with safety pins so nobody had to sew anything.

He carries it, with a small safety pin, in his wallet.

I got a safety pin from the ladies' room to hold it together."

He had learned to remove his handcuffs with a safety pin.

"With enough safety pins handy, children are easy to manage."

For example, the safety pin became a form of decoration in punk culture.

The dress was held together by several oversized gold safety pins.

The best way to squat is to do it inside a power rack with safety pins.

Eventually, he left it fully wrapped and fastened with a safety-pin.

Their descendent, the modern safety-pin, remains in use today.

I trust her feeling ill may not be from that unlucky prick of the safety-pin.

Snap swivels have a safety-pin like clip linked to one of the rings.

It was fixed at the throat rather in the way that nurses fix children's comforters with a safety-pin.

Oleg took a green note from his pocket, the flap of which was fastened with a safety-pin.

The bandage had been fastened with a gilt safety-pin.

In the afternoon he spends some time fishing, with a hook made from a safety-pin and a line of dental floss.

He squirmed, and the safety-pin, almost clasped, flew open and onto the floor.

He secured it with the safety-pin.

The gold safety-pin, carrying a fox's mask, refused like a horse at a fence, to go through the beaded satin.

This bacterium can be found in the shin lesions and has the appearance of a safety-pin when visualized under the microscope.

He applied the flannel repeatedly, then wound it around her tender joint and fastened it again with the safety-pin.

A small, slightly bent, gold safety-pin, bearing a tiny row of diamonds, was caught in the braid at the top of the hem.

Vanner, for the third time, checked to make sure that the chute was "armed" and the safety-pin had been removed from the AAD.

"Whatever," Safety-Pin said.

He wore his usual lungi wound loosely around his waist and fastened with an enormous safety-pin; his legs protruded hairily from its folds.

Mac deploys the 'safety-pin on wrist band' play, and the kid who has the wrist band stabs the person who has the ball and is able to get the ball.

One was tall and thin to the point of emaciation, his head shaved, a safety-pin in the lobe of his ear; his black, stained sweater hung on him as if it were empty.

She approved the beautiful careful clothes of the"thirties that he wore with such distinction: the swinging tweed jacket, the striped shirt with its careful collar and gold safety-pin, the blue bird's-eye tie, all became him immensely.

Today he was wearing long trousers and a very remarkable jacket, and it did not even matter that his shoes were too small for his feet or that the safety-pin at his throat was digging into his flesh.

LATE IN THE AFTERNOON Frankie found himself standing awkwardly by the kitchen door wearing polished shoes that pinched his toes and a shirt fastened at the neck with a large safety-pin.

She was wearing a buttoned-up cardigan sweater and one of those pleated kilt-skirts that close with a big safety-pin, and it was the Glenmore all right: not the dress tartan, which is chiefly red, but the hunting, which is light blue and green.