Sentence examples for easy squeeze from inspiring English sources

Further evidence that Minott still had some creative juice in the tank was provided by the albums Breaking Free (1994), produced by Tapper Zukie, Musical Murder (1997) and Easy Squeeze (1999).

Then in 2002 Heinz turned the ketchup world on end when it introduced its plastic, Easy Squeeze bottle.

Wash out the finished sauce bottle for an easy squeeze bottle.

When gelatin is soft and easy to squeeze, wring all the excess water from the sheets and use it in the recipe.

A former German central banker, Karl Otto Pöhl, compared inflation to toothpaste: easy to squeeze out of the tube, almost impossible to put back in.

The app's lessons are bite-size to make it easy to squeeze coding into your busy day, and it has a beautiful interface.

This video from LiquiGlide demonstrates how its special coating, designed around a theory on liquid dynamics and slippery surfaces, makes it easy to squeeze out mayonnaise.

This video from LiquiGlide demonstrates how its product, in the tube at right, makes it easy to squeeze out toothpaste and thus cut down on waste.

Shakespeare has never been easy to squeeze into English national corsets, for all his fun at the expense of Welsh Fluellen and assorted Scots and Irish comedians.

Although Nigeria's oil earnings, net of production costs and income to foreign oil companies, amount to around only $90 per Nigerian a year, the United States and Europe continue to prevaricate over urgently needed debt-reduction because the oil earnings are easy to squeeze for debt-service payments.

And since the workout is so intense, it's only thirty minutes, making it easy to squeeze this class in on busy days.