Sentence examples for being squeezed between the from inspiring English sources

The Hebrews faced the constant threat of being squeezed between the great powers of the region.

Whether there was much Paddick could have done about being squeezed between the Boris and Ken manwichh" is open to question.

China raised gasoline and diesel prices by up to 10percentt Wednesday in an effort to curb demand and ease pressure on refiners, who are being squeezed between the soaring value of crude oil and fixed prices for fuel.

Increasingly, the theatre is becoming a kind of outreach work for the children of the white middle class, while the theatre of George Devine and Joan Littlewood is being squeezed between the impulses of show business and student drama.

That resonates among South Koreans, whose economy has slowed after decades of high growth and who believe they are increasingly being squeezed between the larger economies of Japan and China.

Labour MPs now fear the party faces being squeezed between the resurgent Lib Dems in large parts of the south, and Ukip under its new leader Paul Nuttall in the Midlands and north.

The John Hus Moravian Church, which has a preschool and elementary school, is squeezed between the apartments.

Her combined arteries could have been squeezed between the aorta and the pulmonary artery, which can expand during physical exercise.

So rather than be squeezed between the warring EU, government and central bank, UniCredit is looking for a compromise.

If it is not a good fit, the labrum is squeezed between the ball and the socket when the hip is flexed.

The mean spring tide range at Cowes harbour, for instance, is 3.6 metres (12ft) as the tides are squeezed between the mainland and Isle of Wight.