Sentence examples for like a squeeze from inspiring English sources

Accompaniment-wise, people seem to like a squeeze of lemon, but I'm not sure you can beat a really garlicky mayonnaise for dipping.

It looks like a squeeze, says Breakingviews.

I like a squeeze of lemon juice for a little brightness, and maybe a slice of lemon or orange to dress it up.

I like a squeeze of lime, but lemon is also fine; a pinch of cayenne or a sprinkling of black pepper is all right but not essential.

These include one that works like pliers ($13.99), another that operates like a squeeze gun ($100), and a saber that is supposed to cut off the top of the bottle in one clean slice ($199).

These days, the chilly breezes that sneak through the slats in the green fences and the damp air that sticks to the same lush tennis grounds Pete Sampras adores tend to reach out and grip his tricky back like a squeeze toy.

"I would like a freshly squeezed orange juice," she drawls, turning to me, "and so would you".

"That Envoy looked like a squeezed accordion," said another witness, Wilfredo Martinez.

Daughter Stella greeted her declarations of psychic giftedness with a face like a squeezed grapefruit ("John Lennon. Lady Di. Cheryl and Ashley Cole. It can be a curse").

Take care of yourself," he chirped, budumphing merrily along the cobbles in Gloria's open-top Mercedes as Rita contemplated the future with a face like a squeezed grapefruit.

Poor sleeping patterns leave all those potential wealth-creators, those would-be entrepreneurs, merely coasting through the day as best they can, sapped of ambition, like a squeezed lemon.