Sentence examples for silent squeeze from inspiring English sources
Not only is it sneaky, but the silent squeeze also weakens discourse by removing dramatic pauses.
Demonstrators, some beating drums, some shouting with bullhorns and some practicing silent meditation, squeezed into Dag Hammarskjold Plaza, the global soapbox for the week.
The vast majority blame the Tory government's austerity policy, but many also blame the chief officers who put ambition before integrity and remained silent when the squeeze came.
A silent communication is squeezed between them before her partner ties off the ropes holding her aloft, reaches down and flips over an hourglass.
By focusing much of our rhetoric on the top 2% and the bottom 10%, the squeezed middle felt we were silent on their ambitions and insecurity.
A Conservative MP whose tekkers seem to be staying completely silent unless spoken to, at which point they will squeeze out a neatly packaged, airtight sentence of puffy nothingness.
TWO weeks ago, in a report commissioned by the Municipal Art Society, a nonprofit planning and preservation organization, the Pratt development center analyzed the continuing squeeze experienced by the manufacturing sector, what it calls the "silent partner" in the city's economy.
In one story, a son takes his 82-year-old father to a music festival near a beach, desperate to squeeze something more out of this stone of a man than "measured behavior and silent distance".
Sabag sits there chanting soundlessly like a silent martyr, his head wrenching this way and that as if in a trance, eyes squeezed shut, beard mostly gray.
