Sentence examples for squeeze point from inspiring English sources

Now practice reducing pressure on the pedal until it stops locking up, then apply pressure again to the OSP (optimal squeeze point) again.

Go back and forth until you are able to apply your brakes while only hearing a whisper of squealing (this is called the optimal squeeze point – OSP).

It stands to reason that as smartphone cameras continue to improve, they were going to squeeze out point & shoots anyway.

In terms of Labour's record, this has been a hard area to squeeze campaigning points from because its successes have been mixed.

In theory they should be better at credit analysis too, because they have more data to comb through and more opportunity to spread the cost of investment in things like IT systems.The liquidity squeeze has pointed to the value of having stickier retail deposits, especially now that wholesale funding costs have rocketed.

These big, intimidating Germans squeeze pin-point sensation out of the driving experience and replace it with a confident, high-speed serenity.

But they still squeezed 2 points out of a game they could have easily lost.

The Greens' core vote the professional middle class is now Ed Miliband's "squeezed middle", points out Vernon Bogdanor of King's College London.

He turned to the grill, squeezing the points of the tongs together in one hand and staring at a platter of raw chicken legs.

Mr. Kerry has made "middle class squeeze" a focal point of his campaign for more than a month.

In the final, on Saturday, during such pressure situations, he could barely put a first serve in, which led him to toss his racquet and, at one point, squeeze his pale, peach-fuzzed face to fend off tears.