Sentence examples for squeeze aside from inspiring English sources

The senior officer blows his whistle and orders the other cars to squeeze aside enough to let Dad through, and gradually, with only a few minor dings, they are brought to the head of the queue.

For that matter, some of the young find themselves squeezed aside, as with Ying Liang's "When Night Falls," a fierce yet analytical, intimately compassionate yet politically furious drama based closely on the actual 2008 case of a Chinese man who was convicted of killing police officers and executed.

The first, more romantic cliche – that it's best to be loved for oneself – squeezes aside for the second, more pragmatic view: that there are no points for style when it comes to finally getting something you've been pushing for a long time.

Rob James-Collier, who plays Thomas the footman in Downton Abbey, aired similar concerns in an interview earlier in the year with the Radio Times in which he claimed that working-class performers were being squeezed aside because they did not have the "comfort blanket" of a wealthy family to support them.

Soak the gelatine in cold water for no more than 10 minutes, squeeze and set aside.

Squeeze dry and set aside.

Meanwhile, the council had to squeeze in or set aside work on Congo, Sierra Leone, Macedonia and East Timor.

Finely grate zest from one lime, and squeeze its juice; set aside.

Set aside. 2 Squeeze the juice from about a third of the tomatoes into a food processor, along with any juice that escaped when they were cut up.

If we pull the gate aside, we can squeeze in one at a time.

Ophelia pops out of the water, squeeze-dries her skirt, tosses aside the water-logged flowers and sets out for new adventures in a new world.