Sentence examples for squeaking into from inspiring English sources

Barring a dramatic turnaround, squeaking into the playoffs might be a more realistic goal than defending the Cup.

After squeaking into the playoffs as the eighth seed last season, they captured their first Stanley Cup, with a 16-4 postseason.

Both eagerly awaited and helmed by Oscar-winning filmmakers, they were finished just this month, barely squeaking into the Academy's shortened nominations window.

For all the weight the gun lobby throws around, some new restrictions on gun ownership are indeed squeaking into law (something we discuss this week's paper).

Still, she has an Olympic medal – not bad after squeaking into the singles at the last minute and losing her opening women's doubles with Heather Watson.

The Canadiens were a mess, barely squeaking into the playoffs in a centennial season marked by turmoil on and off the ice.

He squeaked into victory.

Mr. Giuliani then squeaked into office over Mr. Dinkins.

On election day they barely squeaked into parliament.

"I thought I might squeak into the nominations".

The University of Edinburgh Business School EBSS) also squeaks into our top 100.