Sentence examples for era of squeeze from inspiring English sources

In the era of squeeze bottles, patience is no longer required, but to create anticipatory buzz for a new ketchup variety, Heinz initially will limit its availability.

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In an era of thirsty publishers determined to squeeze every salvageable drop out of dead, bankable authors, I'd Die for You stands apart by shining a light on Fitzgerald's darker, more autobiographical side.

In an era of low-cost flights and continued squeezed margins at the carriers, when fuel costs and the marginal benefits of every dollar spent on safety improvements will be scrutinised ever more closely, we may simply have to accept that there will be more incidents, more crashes.

There was no interaction between levels of squeeze and treatment.

And for the first time this year there is perhaps a sense we should really be squeezing the last drops out of this era of rare individual brilliance while it's still out there.

Jones, a candidate for the greatest fighter of the modern era, is squeezing out his last against obscure opponents for questionable titles in eastern Europe.

There once was a golden era of black jockeys, which ended at the turn of the 20th century when they were squeezed out of racing.

As a result, there is a fresh drive to squeeze the most from popular brands, off-screen as well as on, with a dawning era of themed visitor "experiences".

North Korea enters era of Kim Jong-un".

This is the era of complete distrust.