Sentence examples for squeeze leaks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pelly, a veteran of the cat-and-mouse game so furiously played here by reporters trying to squeeze leaks from the royal entourage, is famous for never, ever, betraying his confidences.

It's unclear if the rumored Android build will cram something like that under its curved display; while it seems like a tight squeeze, the leaked render up above certainly doesn't eliminate the possibility.

When you squeeze something tight it starts to leak out from the sides and finds different ways of releasing itself.

Squeeze the icepack to check for any leaks.

The single entry point acts as a vacuum to keep lubricant from leaking out and creates the perfect squeeze.

If squeezing improves the tone, have the flute checked for leaks.

Don't squeeze or roll too much or the filling may leak out.

The squeeze procedure proved to be successful for plugging the designed leak paths.

Once a new dishwasher was installed — a feat in itself, given the tight squeeze in the little '50s-style kitchen — the original 50-year-old stove started leaking gas.

Among the suggestions: lowering giant plastic pillows to the seafloor and filling them with oil, dropping a huge block of concrete to squeeze off the flow and using magnetic clamps to attach pipes that would siphon off the leaking oil.

You can do this by either nuking it in the microwave and squeezing out its juice through a coffee filter or putting the chopped pieces in boiling water until it leaks its color.