Sentence examples for if we squeeze from inspiring English sources

"If we squeeze the life out of Exeter and stop them playing then, maybe, it could be one of those days that don't come round that often - it could be a good time here".

However we evaluate teachers, if we squeeze those out, we will inevitably impoverish the quality of teaching our students receive.

To hear some Republicans talk, you'd think that if only we squeeze hard enough, and go whole hog for their eat-your-spinach skinflint economics, prosperity will return.

Occasionally she would lend us things to wear, if we could squeeze into them.

"If we can squeeze together for a little while," Ms. Marshall said, "we'll be O.K. in the long run".

"I would love to see if we could squeeze enough money out to get you a new dining table," Mr. Marvin added.

"If we can squeeze more electricity out of a single lump of coal, I call that conservation," said Ronald Clements of the Edison Electric Institute.

Without putting Rosenborg down, I'd love a glamour game in Europe if we can squeeze through.

If we successfully squeeze the most out of everything ― the food we eat, the amount of sleep we get, the way we strategize, plan and follow through, to choosing to close the laptop and climb into a pillow fort with a grinning 2nd grader ― how would it evolve tomorrow's working mom?

If we're squeezing all of the white space out of our lives by filling it with activity, if we're not pruning and saying no to things on occasion, then we're not going to have the space that we need to innovate or think.

"If we get squeezed out of Wales, which I believe will happen, then it's a sad day for Wales," Mr Morgan said.