Sentence examples for be to squeeze between from inspiring English sources

Although he is counting on the anti-globalization protests this weekend to raise his national profile, Mr. Nader says his best hope for gaining attention would be to squeeze between Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush in televised debates.

Since the heroine's method of killing men is to squeeze their necks between her thighs, pincerlike, it has been the main (if perhaps only) evidence for those who find misogyny in Robbins's work.

Another variant on putting cigarettes out outside is to squeeze the cigarette while twisting it between your fingers, pushing the cherry and tobacco immediately behind it out, leaving the cigarette unlit in your hand.

Tumor cells are much larger than leukocytes and it would be difficult to squeeze between endothelial cells without any damage.

A wolf expert, quoted by Finnish nature magazine Suomen Luonto, which revealed the allegations, also said the wolf appears to have been trained to jump the gate, because a wild specimen is likely to squeeze between the bars.

I have often been buried under DVD slides and video-topplings and once the TV fell on me while I was trying to squeeze between it and a precarious stack.

From now on, if you run across the road without looking — " A big hand drags away a child who is trying to squeeze between the onlookers.

Polar molecules do not mix easily with nonpolar ones, because polar molecules attract one another and nonpolar ones are unable to squeeze between them.

It is fun to drive, though it is too wide to squeeze between lanes in traffic and guzzles more fuel than a motorbike.

It teemed with far more inmates than it was meant to handle, and officials lined any open space they could with bunks crammed so close together that it was sometimes difficult to squeeze between them.

As you enter, there's barely room to squeeze between a brick wall and a cramped horseshoe-shaped bar.