Sentence examples for he began squeezing from inspiring English sources

"He began squeezing my neck, attempting to force my head onto his crotch.

"I tried fighting him off, while yelling at him to stop, but instead of stopping, he began squeezing my neck, attempting to force my head onto his crotch," she said in a press conference. .

After Salem spoke, she began squeezing dabs of Plumpy'nut onto plates and passing them around, assuring the partygoers that the brownish goo was surprisingly tasty, with the consistency and sweetness of a cookie filling.

Once hesitant to diverge from the traditional techniques of painting he worked so hard to master, he now gave free rein to his individuality and began squeezing his tubes of oil paint directly on the canvas.

Soon, the mortgage payments began squeezing them.

The cast-aluminum pieces that Gioni mentioned have been in the works since 2005, when Fischer began squeezing, pounding, and poking lumps of clay into more or less accidental bloblike forms.

Mr. Bakiyev tried to pit the two against each other to get more aid from both, but Russia lost patience and began squeezing the country with high energy prices.

That sales forecast is down 12.4%; it would be the largest drop in year-over-year revenues the struggling server vendor has experienced since the recession began squeezing its business in early 2008.

Melrose, who is now chairman, began squeezing pennies by consolidating plants, moving production to Mexico for its cheap labor and standardizing parts across his product lines basic strategies that other manufacturers had been employing for years.

The lawsuit says that Tyndall penetrated her with his fingers, "moved his fingers in and out of her vagina" and "took off his gloves and began squeezing her breasts, fondling her in an atypical way" that was "very different than the way physicians typically use their finger pads to check for any irregularities in a woman's breasts".

Yet an inexorable half-century transition beyond oil has begun, squeezing oil between efficient use and alternative supplies.Lamp oil from whales lit most American homes in 1850.