"Echo," from 1966, is a bit like an enormous yellow beach ball with bands of red, white and blue squeezed into a box.
For the most part the Blues squeezed out the genius of Messi, and wrung him dry by the perfectly legitimate method of attaching clusters of defenders to his every move.
A man wearing a blue tie squeezed into the room, followed by an entourage.
He's trapped on the first couplet, "When I first saw you/You had on blue jeans," squeezing everything out of the words "saw", "you" and "jeans".
Nora was in the back seat of the blue Mercedes, squeezed between her aunt Dina and her sister-in-law Ana.
The news filtered through the neighborhoods where the five men had been living, a patchwork of slums with buildings constructed of corrugated iron sheets and covered in blue tarpaulins, squeezed between neighborhoods with glass office towers and luxury apartment buildings.
The photo-derived front-end view of a blue Ferrari squeezed into an 8-by-24-foot rectangle is a scarily seductive allegory of Western civilization's Faustian death wish.
Blue Sky squeezes GPS into a SIM [The Reg!].
This market-share surge in a business known for glacial progress owes mainly to product innovations like colored ketchups (purple, pink, blue) and plastic squeeze bottles (see box, p. 128).
Squeezing blue from a tube without having to pay a fortune for it meant that Monet could dapple it freely.
