Sentence examples for squeeze herself from inspiring English sources

Carol was thin and could squeeze herself into the most amazing little cubbyholes.

Now she has dusted off her wig, sewed up her dress and tried to squeeze herself into it, to create what in her head she wants to be.

If Wharton had to squeeze herself into the contours of her domestic identity, her burgeoning literary identity offered liberation, and in this pursuit she considered Bahlmann an indispensable ally.

Vuillard sits solidly in a black dress while the painfully thin Marie, who is standing off to the side in a patterned dress against hyperactively patterned wallpaper, bends, as if to squeeze herself into the frame.

So it seemed at first to Leslie Garis, a precocious Nancy Drew in the making who liked to squeeze herself into a dumbwaiter and travel from floor to floor, eavesdropping and gathering evidence about her fascinating relatives.

Unable to squeeze herself into the constraints of straight society (she just couldn't seem to find Mr. Right, Ms. DeGeneress's Ellen Morgan engaged in exhilarating, Lucy-like, go-for-broke physicomedymedy that suggested a stifled soul trying to break free and soar.

"Hullo, Peter," she replied faintly, squeezing herself as small as possible.

(There's always a scene where a freshly power-showered heroine squeezes herself a juice).

She squeezed herself into a corner of the elevator and tried to disappear.

She let her hair down in "The Merry Widow", and squeezed herself into a too-tight uniform to sing Marie in "La Fille du Regiment".

When the mob came for my nani, she squeezed herself under a pile of fresh corpses that lay in the local vegetable market.