Sentence examples for squeeze words from inspiring English sources

Dreaming up the pyrameter to squeeze words into a charming form.

During the Obama years, there has been no shortage of conservative leaders eager to squeeze the words "debt" and "treason" into the same sentence.

In Slovakia, his 102nd foreign trip as pope, he struggled through his events, unable to support himself physically without help and often unable to squeeze his words out.

When we're doing recording sessions the actors aren't trying to squeeze their words into something we've already animated.

Me being the experienced player, I try and squeeze a word in here or there.

"Oh, hi," the young woman says, squeezing the words through an automatic smile.

Out came a Biro to squeeze the word "almost" into her slogan: "The Brown junta has banned this demonstration".

Thirty-seven years old, he assumes the role of Brown as the performer turns seventeen, squeezing his words into the young Brown's strangled, high-pitched blur.

(Go ahead, just try to squeeze the word "Twilio" into that sentence one more time).

This is why, when no music journalist has been able to squeeze a word out of him for the past decade or so, the one thing he finally agreed to sit and have a chat about was why the fashion of music will always be important to him.

Mr. Friedman has, for example, made a drawing by squeezing every word in a dictionary onto a large square of paper in very, very tiny blue script.