Sentence examples for being squeezed into two from inspiring English sources

In secondary schools the practice where history is in some schools being squeezed into two years of teaching between the ages of 11 to 14 should end, as should the tendency to focus on "bite-size" chunks of history.

The survey comes after a report from the Historical Association this week questioned the quality of history lessons in state secondaries more generally, finding that thousands of pupils were being allowed to drop history at the age of 13 with the curriculum being squeezed into two years.

In addition, the opening-day rainout forced the first three rounds to be squeezed into two days, and Woods said he felt the difference.

The small audience, having clambered up several flights of dingy stairs, was squeezed into two rows of folding chairs, with spillovers on the floor.

The convention has had a certain frenzied feel, since it traditionally has stretched over four days and included a weekend, but this year has mostly been squeezed into two full days during the week.

For a long time we were squeezed into two small places but now, because of my success as a dancer, I have been able to buy my mother a much bigger place.

Cars and trucks on 34th Street in Manhattan would be squeezed into two lanes — one moving east, the other west — with a bus-only lane on either side, under a revised plan for the thoroughfare to be unveiled by the Bloomberg administration on Monday.

The shoot was squeezed into four 15-hour days.

In Santa Clara they and their two children are squeezed into three small rooms in a shared house.

But space there is limited – Girls Prep is squeezed into nine classrooms, down from 15 at its home building, and some classes are being held in stairwells.

In 2002 the city agreed to sell the building to the Museum of Arts and Design, which is squeezed into three and a half levels at 40 West 53rd Street.