Sentence examples for members squeezed from inspiring English sources
The band members squeezed at least a decade of high drama into their four-year split (duelling side projects, provocative public statements, a major tragedy, a feint, a retreat, and then, finally, the big announcement).
The group's energy was just cresting when its allotted time was up, so the band members squeezed out a few more songs, switching instruments and places on stage four times, and spraying the crowd with beer.
Mr. Vargas, Mr. Rivera, Mr. Melnick, a data analyst named Norman Crossdale and three other crew members squeezed out of the train and down onto the tracks with a thing that looked like a giant slide rule.
Mr Chang slept in the hallway while five other family members squeezed into two rooms.
Nariman Farhan lives in a two-bedroom house, with 19 other family members squeezed into this small space.
The six band members squeeze on to the small Komedia stage trying not to trip over the harp, drum kit and keyboards, and early signs aren't promising as the audience is nearly blasted into the sea by grungey bass.
After she dropped fifty pounds, a member squeezed Gillibrand's waist and said, "Don't lose too much weight now.
What mattered was how many Labour MPs were prepared to defy the government over a bill that many were unhappy with and some detested.In the event, after protracted negotiations, some concessions and a good deal of old-fashioned arm-twisting, a potential rebellion of over 100 members was squeezed down to 52, with some abstentions.
Mr. Anderson, at Cannes for the first time, was seated dead center at an elevated table — the cast member Jason Schwartzman squeezed in at one end, with his colleagues Mr. Willis and Edward Norton knocking elbows toward the other — but the love soon gravitated to Mr. Murray.
Local members always squeeze maximum benefit by fitting as many meetings and cups of tea as possible into a minister's day.
During the past four months, the atmosphere has become particularly charged as the Awakening members find themselves squeezed between Iraqi security forces, who have arrested hundreds of current and former members accused of acts of recent terrorism, and Al Qaeda's brutal recruitment techniques.
