Sentence examples for squeeze out from from inspiring English sources
These balloons, all made from cast resin, squeeze out from under solid structures or peer over the circular wall of a piece called Belvedere, and then taper away into the form of twig.
The cable companies were able to squeeze out from under the FCC's efforts to regulate them more, including such niceties as a la carte programing, de-monopolizing areas, and creating increased competition.
Catch the plums before they get too soft, or juice begins to squeeze out from the skin; this means they're overripe.
As soon as he could, he squeezed out from the boards around him and went to help others.
This is a flipper-like delivery, squeezed out from under the wrist with a snap of the thumb, which stays low and can go either way.
Viewed from above, the roof seems to be squeezed out from existing buildings on either end of the site, as if they were two pasta machines facing each other for a lasagne-making contest.
The crisis in the classical recording industry has seen releases from even the biggest names increasingly rationed and many lesser, but still excellent, performers squeezed out from company rosters all together.
Such landings are a hallmark of Streb's work, and this one led into the appropriately named "Impact," in which the dancers smashed their bodies into the Plexiglas wall vertically, horizontally, pinning one another, squeezing out from underneath those on top; faces drooped and smeared as they slid down the plastic; muscles strained as they held up the weight of other bodies.
Centralisation of government, along with PFI and PPP [public-private partnership], has been costly and unhappy for architecture; local practices have been squeezed out from public-sector work funded in these new ways, with the result that architectural diversity has been diminished".
Molten polymer is squeezed out from a spinning container in the form of a symmetrical column.
The gels could retain water during compression, and no water was squeezed out from the gel.
