Sentence examples for squeeze too much from inspiring English sources

He tried to squeeze too much juice out of the apple.

"To put it plainly, my view is that we are in danger of trying to squeeze too much risk and complexity out of banking".

TALK about the frustrations of trying to squeeze too much stuff into too little space — the subject of last week's column on the airplane overhead bins.

"What happens when you squeeze too much information into an object is that you pack more and more energy in," Dr. Bousso said.

On occasion, Smith attempts to squeeze too much in; Child 44 could serve as a hugely entertaining and original primer on Soviet history, though fortunately this never overwhelms the narrative energy.

Many fiscal experts complain that Mr. Rivera used his union's muscle to squeeze too much financial help out of the governor when the state was facing a $5 billion deficit.

"We've probably squeezed too much.

If they are squeezed too much, some of them might take their money and move elsewhere.

Is it still possible to do more for less or have services already been squeezed too much?

As it became clear that Prior would never be what he once was, Baker began to realize he was a scapegoat, the manager who squeezed too much from Prior in his quest to get the Cubs into the World Series.

Overall, however, the brass-heavy balance squeezed too much of the Czech lilt out of the symphony, while Norrington's exaggerated changes of speed worked against a sense of unity.