Sentence examples for a squeeze to from inspiring English sources

It's a squeeze to get onto the terrace, but do try, because the sunsets are amazing.

Her family and friends will giggle or check they'll be allowed a squeeze to test realism, and they'll be accepting.

The lead or the heart six from dummy subjected East to a strange squeeze an in teresting exception to the rule that there must be com munication between the closed hand and the dummy for a squeeze to operate.

Ms. Griezmann would begin with a squeeze to one hand, and the woman would pass the squeeze up the line to Mr. Degoul before he would send it back down toward Ms. Griezmann.

This tiny Chinatown eatery is a squeeze to get into but worth it for the zany decor: red-and-green plastic grapes suspend from the ceiling, while giant tapestries of European landscapes adorn the walls.

It's a bit of a squeeze to fit Mikhail Gorbachev, the last leader of the first communist society, into this collage — especially when the cover of a glossy Russian magazine peering from his bag has a headline that reads: "The Murder of Litvinenko: They Wanted to Give Up the Suspect for $7,000".

If you go "advanced" you can set a short squeeze and a long squeeze to do different things.

Just before serving, give the yoghurt a good squeeze to release the last of the water.

Take the sliced almonds in your hand, and give them a good squeeze to make them into slightly smaller pieces, and add them to the crushed graham crackers.

Johnny Giavotella laid down a safety squeeze to score the go-ahead run.

Give the dock (tailbone) a quick squeeze to feel where you are.