Sentence examples for squeeze looks from inspiring English sources

"What is worse is that the pay squeeze looks set to go on and on, which will not only make public sector workers suffer further years of cuts in their living standards, but also hit the quality of the services that bind our society together.

Frances O'Grady, general secretary of the TUC, said: "The pay squeeze looks set to go on and on, which will not only make public sector workers suffer further years of cuts in their living standards, but also hit the quality of the services that bind our society together".

This week Mr Osborne announced some measures designed to make the squeeze look fairer, such as a new crackdown on tax evasion.

My current squeeze looked crestfallen when I hinted that shower sex wasn't my bag and so I decided to dig deep and figure out how I could get over the various obstacles to my enjoyment of it.

If you want to have your mind gently squeezed, look at the complete list of "Soul!" episodes.

When I was on MCAT, I'd grab my boyfriend's face in my hands, squeeze it, look so openly into his eyes and exclaim, "You're an artist.

Instead, there are tips of finger limes, to be rubbed on the fish until their tiny juice sacs squeeze out, looking like pale green roe and bursting tartly in the mouth.

"The squeeze will look worse over the next few years than previously feared: wages will fall further relative to prices and recover more slowly," said James Plunkett, director of policy at Resolution.

"The new approach of depending entirely on squeezing them looks like it is going to be an utter failure, and it is squandering everything we had achieved over the years," a senior U.S. official glumly observed.

A girl squeezing what looks like saline solution up her nose is followed by people bowling, a woman licking a pizza, a man dressed as a panda pushing over a trolley in a supermarket, someone waving a big red flag under a waterfall.

Today, he gave my hand a huge squeeze and looked deep into my being.