Sentence examples for squeeze message from inspiring English sources

Labour's "squeeze" message is "Vote SNP, get Cameron" (or "Get the Conservatives" in areas where Labour thinks that will play better).

Rachel Gilmour, the energetic candidate for Taunton Deane, hits the waverers with the "squeeze message": vote for the Lib Dems to keep the Tories out.

The idea was to show he could squeeze his message into very little space, leaving the empty corner as an allusion to the infinite cosmos that contains the small, defined human world.

They also allow them to tell more a little bit more of a (small-s) story in their ads, rather than forcing them to squeeze their message into one image or video.

"The Runner" is likely to inflame critics who have excoriated networks for squeezing commercial messages into every corner of a consumer's consciousness.

The heaviness of the message squeezes the life out his novel.

When he bought the car last year, his first plate squeezed his nonpolitical message into the eight-character limit: BEST GTI.

He wrote that the 34-year-old Duvalier announced his intention to hand over power "in a recorded televised message squeezed in between Mickey Mouse cartoons".

According to the indictment, for example, they used a text message to squeeze another businessman seeking a liquor license.

Some of its competitors may try to squeeze money out of messaging directly, but after chatting with Marcus, it seems like Facebook's strategy for now is to focus on utility that drives lock-in to its whole social platform.

And it is clear from the lists that different cultures have had to solve the problem of squeezing commonly delivered messages onto the cell-phone screen according to their own particular national needs.