Sentence examples for plans to squeeze from inspiring English sources
The developer plans to squeeze in 66 rooms.
Britain's government plans to squeeze three-quarters of its budget adjustment from spending cuts.
In some places, Mr. Clinton plans to squeeze political and foundation work into the same trips.
On Saturday he flies to Des Moines for a Republican debate but plans to squeeze in an afternoon book-signing.
All three banks have come forth with ambitious plans to squeeze billions in savings from NatWest operations.
Members of Iran's merchant class, the bazaaris, have risen up to challenge Mr. Ahmadinejad's plans to squeeze them for more tax revenue.
Meanwhile, Mr. Donaldson said he was "well along" with a previously announced plan to squeeze payroll costs by $150 million.
To finish all the Ryder Cup matches by Sunday evening, the PGA European Tour and the P.G.A. of America plan to squeeze four remaining sessions into three.
Mr. Malloy said he planned to squeeze every penny by consolidating state agencies, but acknowledged there would still be plenty of pain to go around.
These punchy shades of polish from Eres will help distract from the dauntingly teeny-weeny matching bikini that The Audit is planning to squeeze into.
Gary J. Dellaverson, chief financial officer for the authority, said there was no plan to squeeze riders with a more complicated bonus structure.
