Sentence examples for expected to squeeze from inspiring English sources

The Senate is expected to squeeze in a debate next month.

The CHP was expected to squeeze AK in the country's largest city, Istanbul, and to win the capital, Ankara.

Divorce legislation is expected to squeeze through parliament as the ruling Nationalist party has a one-seat majority.

In Europe twice as many passengers are expected to squeeze through 41% more capacity.One reason why airports are grim is that many are state-owned.

Rules curbing overdraft fees and predatory practices in the credit card business are expected to squeeze the flow of billions of dollars from penalty income.

The House is scheduled to vote next week on a spending plan expected to squeeze $50 billion from federal benefit programs over the next five years.

Can Goldman really expect to squeeze more water from this stone?

In isolation, there is nothing wrong with revising the synergies companies expect to squeeze from a deal.

At the State of Florida's fruit-juice bar, they expect to squeeze 387,000 oranges a day, or 68,000,000 before the Fair closes.

By Eugene Kinkead, Gordon Sager, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, April 29 , 1939P. 15 At the State of Florida's fruit-juice bar, they expect to squeeze 387,000 oranges a day, or 68,000,000 before the Fair closes.

The New Yorker, April 29 , 1939P. 15 At the State of Florida's fruit-juice bar, they expect to squeeze 387,000 oranges a day, or 68,000,000 before the Fair closes.