Sentence examples for squeeze ahead from inspiring English sources

The central bank has also been making plenty of liquidity available to the banking system to avoid any cash squeeze ahead of long Lunar New Year celebrations beginning in early February.

Oranges were more popular for decades, but in recent years apples have squeezed ahead.

Cadel Evans was second and Basso, whose overall lead is 1 15, squeezed ahead of Michele Scarponi for third.

Spain also squeezed ahead of GB with two golds medals to Ben Ainslie's one.

Once they squeeze themselves ahead, the champions are particularly hard to stop and Mathieu Bastareaud's well-worked try just before the interval did wonders for their self-belief.

Stocks fell yesterday after an effort to extend the previous session's huge rally faltered in the face of persistent worry that more fallout from the housing downturn and credit squeeze lies ahead.

May will also take some comfort in the knowledge that she squeezed in ahead of France's François Hollande and Germany's Angela Merkel.

All in all the top four "best value" stars were all female, furthermore, with Natalie Portman, who starred in blockbuster Thor: The Dark World, also squeezing in ahead of the men.

Woosnam squeezed one ahead of England's Nick Dougherty (65) and Warren Bennett (66) as well as the Australian Stephen Leaney (69), with Phillip Price (71 for 144) the only casualty of nine Ryder Cup players on parade.

Perhaps one of our favorite observations was that Penn State squeezed out ahead of UPenn (40 vs 38 message per man).

By Katherine Rosman Sergeant Louis V. Dini, of the Suffolk County Highway Patrol, was sitting in traffic on the Long Island Expressway at the height of the Friday-afternoon Hamptons rush hour not long ago, when a Suzuki motorcycle up ahead squeezed by a car in the same lane.