Sentence examples for fail to squeeze from inspiring English sources

Even the rabbis, though, fail to squeeze much in the way of laughs out of the coda to Noah's story.

Only since industrialization, which made physical exertion a choice rather than a necessity, have scientists begun to quantify its virtues — and, in the process, to increase the burden of guilt on those who fail to squeeze in enough of it around the constraints of their sedentary jobs.

So far, so good, though even my most frugal-minded efforts failed to squeeze out more than 27 m.p.g.

When President Jacques Chirac of France failed to squeeze the site into his New York itinerary, Mr. Giuliani took him by air.

More significant, Christie's failed to squeeze extravagant prices out of its star lots, as some had hoped would be the case.

Mr. Thrale soon became the writer's Maecenas, providing comforts and entertainment far beyond anything Johnson had once so famously failed to squeeze from Lord Chesterfield.

First with a fizzing near-post drive and then, minutes later, a swerving shot that Buffon spilled and Baros failed to squeeze home from a tight angle.

In sum, Israel has failed to squeeze Hamas out of the equation and will almost certainly, in the end, somehow have to accommodate it.Easily said but very hard to do.

But the routine throw inexplicably bounced out of Johnson's mitt as he failed to squeeze it, allowing Ty Wigginton to rumble home from second base with the decisive run.

MW Additional note on that Jonas Gray performance, which I failed to squeeze in above: his four rushing touchdowns were as many as the other 23 teams playing on Sunday managed between them.

In frequent meetings with counterparts in other countries throughout the year, on a variety of subjects, he has never failed to squeeze in the issue of climate change, and press governments to come forward with plans to reduce emissions and, in the case of developed countries, finance for poor nations.