Sentence examples for it's squeezed from inspiring English sources
The world's largest laser, a machine that appeared in a Star Trek movie, has attained a powerful result: It's squeezed diamond, the least compressible substance known, 50 million times harder than Earth's atmosphere presses down on us.
My guess is that it's squeezed out of rowlocks in a shed in Henley, hence its rarity.
Dramatic art involves "working the material until it's squeezed as far as it could be squeezed and still tell a story," a process that requires, Mr. Miller said, a "monkish discipline".
Lühring and his colleagues, part of a team of around 50 scientists from 15 European companies, universities and research institutes, found a formula that does the trick: solid materials such as aluminium mixed with soft ones such as silicone and even silicone foam, a very elastic substance that functions much the same as a bath sponge when it's squeezed.
So much money has already been spent on Jaguar and the PAG group that, like the rest of Ford, it's squeezed for cash.
"I don't think anyone wants to see the research budget cut," Hunt says, "but it's squeezed" between two much larger categories of E.U. funding, agriculture subsidies and so-called cohesion funding, which supports infrastructure and development in the European Union's poorer regions.
"To the contrary, it's squeezing our incomes".
That's why I still love newspapers: it's squeezing the last little bit of toothpaste out of the tube.
Most are part of a cat's cradle of interconnecting cracks, which redistribute the energy that builds up in a plate as it is squeezed by its neighbours.
This has piezoresistive properties, which means its electrical resistance changes when it is squeezed.
