Sentence examples for squeeze about from inspiring English sources
The producers squeeze about 10 award presentations into a show with 20 music segments.
Bond manages to squeeze about five syllables out of the word "different".
In the mornings, I'd show up for work and squeeze about three cases of oranges.
A bit of a squeeze about money, experienced before any rise to power, serves to make a man more human, or should.
On an average day now, Mr. Hatfield said, the airport is back to trying to squeeze about 11 flights into that same five-minute period.
Susan Crawford, a professor who is writing a book, "The Big Squeeze," about the Comcast deal, said that the government was giving online video upstarts several ways to challenge Comcast to gain access to its programming.
With its own compression technology, it squeezed about 45 minutes of full-screen, full-sound video into the cartridge's 256-megabyte solid-state memory.
Forty years later, and with a nod to the overhyped human genome project, we've squeezed about all that we can from the supremely reductionist Watson-Crick model.
The biggest part of the sprawling company, Comcast Cable, reported a 5.2 percent uptick in revenue by signing up more broadband Internet users and by squeezing about $10 more a month from its average television subscriber.
In other words, the rocks along the southern segment of the San Andreas Fault had been squeezed about as much as they could take, and a significant earthquake was likely to occur within the next few decades.
Michael H. Dunkley, a member of the Bermudan Senate and the president of Mid Ocean, said Mr. Bloomberg routinely played 36 holes on Saturday and 18 on Sunday, squeezing about 15 hours of golf into a single weekend.
