Sentence examples for squeeze lies from inspiring English sources

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.

This is where the real squeeze lies, not in the finances of a man who chooses to spend £45,000 a year sending his kids to private school, but in the lives of academics and professionals who can barely afford to go to work.

In the squeezed middle lie tour operators such as Thomas Cook, whose travel agency chains might soon join bookshops, record shops and bank branches as yet another high street victim of the internet and the recession.

Saying he wanted to try to "squeeze the ball" off the lie, O'Hair instead hit a low hook that went into the chasm left of the green.

READING a collection of Richard Russo stories is a bit like watching a home-run hitter try to lay down a squeeze bunt.

Here, he said, Vin Scully "beautifully said, 'Torre struck out again.'" And here, he said, the former Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda ordered R. J. Reynolds to lay down a squeeze bunt that beat Torre's Braves.

MEXICO CITY — Their bulletproof vests squeeze like corsets, their gun belts lie hidden under rolls of fat.

To confirm a suspected Achilles tendon rupture, have the patient lying prone and then squeeze the calf while observing the foot.

I realised I was walking around with two lies on my chest: "Wanna squeeze my tits?

Squeeze lemon juice over the asparagus, and lay the stalks on a paper towel to drain.

And he stays to see her squeeze the milk on her salty finger, lay the finger to the infant's lips, and follow it with her nipple.