Sentence examples for a squeeze from from inspiring English sources

"There's a squeeze from all sides," says Williams.

Added to the competition from below by the imports was a squeeze from the top.

A squeeze from a few wedges of lemon helped balance that sweetness.

Colleagues, friends, well-wishers and complete strangers all got a squeeze from the West Ham chairman.

But recently Sweden, which dishes out the Nobels, has started to feel a squeeze from its neighbours.

This is because they face a squeeze from both private and public investors.The decline in aid money raises the costs of financing.

"In the absence of gravity to pull the water down, it took a shake or a quick squeeze from Commander Hadfield for the washcloth to release the water".

That hasn't stopped fear of a labor squeeze from having a strong effect on Capitol Hill, where there remains broad support for easing immigration rules for knowledge workers.

We will say, however, that whenever we use a squeeze bottle from now on, we're going to imagine it vomiting.

But it might be best to wait a few months before buying: A profit squeeze from falling prices for CD discs might outweigh new DVD business.

Gotham faces a cash squeeze from investors redeeming fund holdings.