Sentence examples for light squeeze from inspiring English sources

Follow the light, squeeze my hand," over and over (very well, it must be said).

The wristwatch is so sensitive that fast movements of the hand or a light squeeze on the watch is also noticed.

The first method examined was the lift-off debonding instrument (LODI) (Zatt, São Paulo, Brazil), in which a pull wire was engaged under the bracket wing producing a pulling force after a light squeeze of the handles while both plastic rests were placed on the tooth surface.

They simply do a 'limp handshake,' and what counts is simply a light squeeze.

Hold it in your palm and give it a light squeeze to feel whether the kiwifruit is soft.

But the contestants and their families remain, their foundation melting under the hot stage lights, squeezing triple-crossed fingers until the Miss England 2017/18 title is awarded to Miss Hope Valley.

As light waves squeeze between obstacles, they fan out, a phenomenon known as diffraction.

The laser will power the $4 billion National Ignition Facility, sited at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, which aims to produce fusion by using a blast of laser light to squeeze a tiny capsule of deuterium and tritium to incredibly high pressures and temperatures.

In papers in Physical Review Letters and Nature, scientists report that they have used atomic gases to grab light pulses, squeeze them into a smaller space, imprint them on atoms, and read them out again after a delay.

Some artists sequence a backing to their video-screen and light show, squeezing the potential for any spontaneity, Willgoose claims.

The light that squeezed through the window on the staircase landing was the old dim shade of brownish-gray.