Sentence examples for if squeeze from inspiring English sources

Do not squeeze: if squeeze, you are, for a considerable amount of distance, not braking sufficiently.

The oil droplets on their own are spherical, but squeezing or stretching them deforms them as if squeezing or stretching a water balloon.

I didn't know if it bounced back out or if squeezing my eye shut in pain forced it out.

Words tumble out of Sir John, whereas Sir Ralph measures them carefully, as if squeezing out every syllable.

Party officials fear that, if squeezed out by backstairs manouevre, the widely liked Mr Livingstone would have nothing to lose by standing as an independent.

Mixed in with the bones, which were so fragile that they crumbled if squeezed too hard, the group also found personal items: Japanese-made buttons, eyeglasses, a toothbrush.

The line is a little strange, a little strained, as if squeezing around an obstacle or through a blockage: coming, indeed, from "the other side of mankind".

My daughter has a stuffed Pigeon that, if squeezed, calls out, in Willems's voice, "Let me drive the bus!" It's sort of spooky.

You squeeze your right hand closed — as if squeezing the accelerator — and your jetski takes off.

But researchers have found that if squeezed hard enough, it liquefies at room temperature.

And s has the property, which c lacks, of being destroyed if squeezed into a ball.