nail ** , auch: fasten with nails

I'm still trying to nail down the one I remember.

We nail him down and you got no more problems.

The why part is what we need to nail down.

I was ready to nail him once and for all.

Once you're in, you can always nail those who are recently out.

Number one, we wanted to talk to you and nail down our little deal.

She'd never be able to live with herself, not if she didn't help to nail them both.

The police would be watching and they'd nail him before he could get close.

"I want to nail him down before he can change his mind."

Making a way for the dog to get out and nail her.

Very soon it would nail him down, know just exactly where he was.

You've got to find some way to nail them, she kept thinking.

When it comes to nail growth, age and health play an important role.

And even if he was never caught, at least she would have done her part to try to nail him.

But time ran out before the deal could be nailed down.

But in my corner of the country, I'm trying to nail things down.

"Looks like he just got his door open and someone nailed him from behind."

They looked as though their feet had been nailed to the floor.

Six or seven had been nailed across the top of the box.

But not too late to nail the ones who were responsible.

Eventually they would nail him if he sat there and did nothing.

I believe she's planning to nail herself to several other things.

Her hands and feet should be nailed down to the floor.

The stuff could nail you if it got on your skin, too.

He knew that the Agency was after his friend and would stop at nothing to nail him.