Sentence examples for finally squeeze from inspiring English sources

Finally, squeeze on the lime juice.

Get turned away from more stations, finally squeeze on a train to Lakeside.

That would finally squeeze the housing market and perhaps cause a slowdown in consumption spending.

Finally, squeeze in a sauna, that most Finnish of social rites, which one local described to me as "the art of being alone, together".

WINDSOR G. HANGER, a 2010 Harvard graduate from Asheville, N.C., had been excited to finally squeeze in a course called "Painting Day and Night" senior year after recreational dabbling while in high school.

Going into the holiday season, the film's producers hope its family-oriented story will continue to attract audiences, but pragmatically, they expect the coming onslaught of big-budget blockbusters will finally squeeze it from the Top 10 list.

Finally squeezing out a full sentence, he said, "There are a lot of great entertainers".

"As you can probably tell, I'm feeling overly sentimental," she finally squeezed out.

Short interrogations awaited supporters once they finally squeezed through the creaking mechanical gates.

In the seventh season of steroid testing with penalties, baseball seemed to have finally squeezed the juice from its system.

Remark overheard in Abercrombie & Fitch's: "At first we thought it was too big to put anywhere in the living room, but we finally squeezed….