Sentence examples for impossible to squeeze a from inspiring English sources

Roger Moreton, London It's pretty much impossible to squeeze a verbatim translation of any lengthy passage of foreign-language dialogue into a screen subtitle.

And between a demanding job and even more demanding home life, it becomes next to impossible to squeeze a bit of serenity into our everyday rounds.

It's nearly impossible to squeeze out a mini marshmallow vs. a gumball; and stressful to watch your pet suffer.

When I first came to Athens, it was nigh impossible to squeeze into an electric trolley - an unpredictable locomotive whose tendency to come to a screeching halt made it as dangerous for pedestrians as for passengers.

As Mr. Kramer hit the water, he said, a rainstorm swept in, pushing the half-submerged boat around and making it impossible to squeeze through a hatch or yank open the cabin door.

As in nearly any international airport in the world, the chain stores bore with unnecessary offerings, the generic restaurants irritate with their unjustifiably high prices and the uncomfortable waiting rooms make it impossible to squeeze in even a few minutes of sleep.

Exclusivity clauses, which prevent workers from immediately hopping to a new project, then make it almost impossible to squeeze more than one writing job into a year.

It is all but impossible to squeeze juice out of quartered apples so they need to be crushed into a coarse pulp first.

This means projects find it almost impossible to squeeze support, ultimately more important, out of the money available.

The next was from a leading FA official asking if the family would like tickets for the next England friendly, with the rider that it would be impossible to squeeze them all in.

But at the moment it would be impossible to squeeze someone in between your husband and your lover, who has already made it clear he's not the one.