Sentence examples for quite squeezing from inspiring English sources

All of which, perhaps, leaves Philips with a legacy of not quite squeezing into the list of the top five bosses ever to lead Morrisons.

Sarah Silverman hasn't quite squeezed inside mainstream celebrity culture.

At $69.95, this feeder is ideal for small birds (cardinals can't quite squeeze through the grid).

Also we cannot quite squeeze on the 72 levels of the original, and the helicopters might have to go for now.

He even attempted to escape the castle in 1648, but he couldn't quite squeeze himself through the bars on the window.

He even tried to escape the castle in 1648, but he couldn't quite squeeze himself through the bars on the window.

THERE is nothing quite like squeezing a $1.5 million cello between your knees and trying to make a mellifluous sound come out of it.

Despite being quite small, it is possible to squeeze quite a lot inside.

United is quite simply being squeezed dry at every turn.

But it will be quite enough to squeeze living standards.

She inches across its surface, not quite able to squeeze under the lines of light.