Sentence examples for found to squeeze from inspiring English sources

To feed the 2 billion new mouths expected by 2025, new ways must be found to squeeze more calories out of each hectare.

The UK's big supermarkets should be slapped with heavy fines, and as soon as possible, if they are found to have squeezed milk suppliers, an influential committee of MPs is urging.

Even Mercutio, after he was stabbed, found time to squeeze out a groaner: "Ask for me tomorrow and you shall find me a grave man".

Paolo Bandini may have been writing about the Milan derby this week, but he still found time to squeeze in Hellboy and a naughty banner.

Here in New York, it's been a cool season, and I'm wishing I had found time to squeeze in a few more beach days like the one pictured above.

Keatley tapped over the conversion and maintained his 100% record with a fourth penalty but 14-man Glasgow increased the tempo with a series of late drives, sucking a tiring Connacht defence in before Eddie found space to squeeze over in the corner.

Find ways to squeeze that information from your client or audience and get them to tell you what they really want.

That means teams will have to find ways to squeeze new revenue from existing facilities.

That is because companies, faced with a growing demand for their products and services, find ways to squeeze more output from their employees.

One is they do not want to give their employees the impression that the company is experimenting on them — or even worse, is trying to find way to squeeze the most out of them.

The City Council should soften some of these cuts, starting with child care, and, if necessary, find ways to squeeze that $30 million out of those rich New Yorkers who have recovered so nicely.