Sentence examples for squeeze slightly from inspiring English sources

Returning to Cambridge as a sophomore, Owen found the squeeze slightly lessened; he was beginning to know the ropes.

American pilots use that capability often, especially when visibility is poor, but airports prefer visual approaches to instrument approaches, because the planes can squeeze slightly closer together.

Squeeze slightly and pull upward.

You can squeeze slightly larger speakers into stock locations sometimes.

Squeeze slightly to help the towel keep a curl in it once it's released.

To stop them from walking, squeeze slightly with your calves when you come down from the post and click your tongue; to stop them from cantering, recognize when they start to smooth their gait into a canter, or when they stretch out from the up-tight trot.

The ear should feel heavy, and when squeezed slightly, should feel firm, not spongy.

Profit margins were squeezed slightly in 2005, as commodity prices shot higher, but this year they have widened again.Efficiency gainsThe improvement in average profits should not be a surprise, as it partly reflects productivity gains in the wider economy.

Your shoulder blades should be squeezed slightly together.

Try squeezing slightly with your fingers and not your thumb, and release the handshake after two or three seconds.

Breakingviews notes that VNU has managed to squeeze a slightly better price from its private equity suitors than originally indicated.