Sentence examples for squeeze it down from inspiring English sources

"We felt we'd be butchering the show to squeeze it down to less than 50 minutes to fit in the commercials".

Peanut butter is even being pushed as a sports aid, with manufacturers such as Whole Earth offering it up in sachet form so we can squeeze it down our necks after exercise.

But Clark held his nerve as Salter, left needing to hit a maximum off the last ball to win the game, could only squeeze it down to third man for a boundary as Lancashire got home by the narrowest of margins.

I decide that the middle button's for me and squeeze it down.

"Squeeze it down into the tip," is a spooky moment, but I'm mostly excited about how excited she is to be sharing her new skill with her mysterious audience.

"I would hate it if Medicaid said, 'Every hospital whose rate is above the median, we're not going to pay you a chunk of money.' That is a bad approach because then people squeeze it down without attention to what's best for patients," Caughey said.

It's one thing to squeeze inflation down from 10 percent to 4 percent; squeezing it down from 2 percent to 0, or even deflation, would require that lots of workers take actual wage cuts — and that's something that tends not to happen.

One of the great things about podcasts is the opportunity to discuss things in-depth, without having to squeeze it all down into a 30- or 60-second sound bite.

If you're writing well, you're taking human experience and squeezing it right down to the essentials: a stage play has a fraction of the number of words in a novel.

With a tough, distortion-edged tone, he makes phrases push against the beat, and when he reaches one of his famous searing sustained notes -- the ones emulated by Eric Clapton and Carlos Santana -- he wrings emotion from it, squeezing its overtones down to a single clear pitch, then making it seem to rise an octave.

Hooley squeezes it, jolts it down hard, then lifts it up again.