Sentence examples for going to squeeze through from inspiring English sources
Lawrence may have opened the gate, but it was not obvious that Miller was going to squeeze through it.
So if both the economy and the biosphere are going to squeeze through the approaching bottleneck more or less intact, they're going to have to do it on energy sources that represent little if any net carbon releases to the atmosphere.
"If you grasp too tightly for control, it's going to squeeze through your fingers and you're not going to have control," he said.
They thought Pompidou's plan was the opening crack through which big-business-sponsored advertising, at high rates, was going to squeeze onto the state-monopoly screen.
Its concrete entrance at ground level was barely large enough for a burly man like Mr. Hussein, who is close to 6 feet tall and was believed to have weighed about 200 pounds before he went on the run, to squeeze through.
Our driver lurched onto the sidewalk and tried to squeeze through, but an American soldier yelled at him to go back, pointing his weapon at us.
"You never know what you're going to find squeezed through the pages".
That ability to squeeze through a tight spot "goes far beyond any other animals that we have measured, except maybe the octopus," says Stacey Combes, a biologist at UC Davis.
