Sentence examples for in order to squeeze a from inspiring English sources

In other words, he was told to attack his first organization in order to squeeze a few dollars out of them.

Consumers have been willing to accept lower sound quality in order to squeeze a lot of music into a small space.

And rest assured, McNealy has never abandoned Sun or its customers in order to squeeze an extra round of golf in".

Don't shop with tired children or interrupt nap schedules in order to squeeze in a shopping trip.

A clinically informed target group policy creates its own demand and sometimes assessments are tweaked in order to squeeze youngsters in a category where there is spare capacity: "There are, for instance, separate care circuits for kids with delinquent behaviour, autism or ADHD.

"Recorded performances often omit many repeats in order to squeeze them on to a single disc," he tuts.

In the years that have followed, promoters have realized that in order to squeeze cash out of a generation of people who want to get fucked up even more than they've been fucked over, they've got to pull out all the stops.

If it were not bad enough that studio Lionsgate has been forced to base the latest instalment on the final, middling-at-best novel in Suzanne Collins' bestselling young adult trilogy, someone decided a while back to shoot only half of the far-from-epic tome at a time in order to squeeze every last drop of profit from the hit saga about a cruel dystopian future America.

In order to squeeze out that last mile from a gallon of gas, Ford has come up with the SmartGauge with EcoGuide.

After all, Lady Scotland did not claim the housekeeper was a constituency secretary in order to squeeze more cash out of the fees office, as Caroline Spelman did; a far more grievous offence surely.

The German telco has been undercutting its rate pricing for its online service, T-Online, selling it at a loss in order to squeeze AOL and Bertelsmann out.