Sentence examples for being squeezed off from inspiring English sources

Both women, being squeezed off welfare, are looking for work.

Its jeans were being squeezed off the shelves by rival brands.

Mr. Samuelsen said he feared being squeezed off the new board.

Ed Vaizey, the communications minister, has moved to allay fears that Freeview faces a threat of "switch off by stealth", saying the government will not "take any chances" over the service being squeezed off the airwaves it occupies.

The subtext of Bartley's win is that it is payback of sorts from a fashion industry grateful that she has, for the time being, moved her catwalk shows back to London, at a time when London fashion week is under threat of being squeezed off the international calendar.

As unionized trucking outfits were squeezed off the road and loose regulations led to substandard conditions, a new demographic of the long-haul trucker emerged: "less educated, less stable, less tied to unions, less rooted in family life," and more likely to land on the suspect list in a homicide case.

That potential is increasingly attractive to growers, who say the Trump administration's tighter immigration policies are squeezing off the supply of seasonal workers, as well as undocumented labor.

Even deeper, electrons are squeezed off hydrogen atoms to produce a substance never seen on Earth.

Stephanie Wilson Hull You say Greek must not be squeezed off the curriculum.

Polanco, who had joined the Phillies in 2002 and was then their second baseman, had been squeezed off the roster by the emerging Chase Utley.

On the fifty-fourth lap, still running on the inside, she was squeezed off the track, her green No. 7 sent spinning onto the grass infield.