Sentence examples for squeezed around from inspiring English sources

"Ah, this is getting good," grinned a Sudanese man who paid one Sudanese pound (about 40 cents) to join a musky crowd of men squeezed around a television set.

Several dozen villagers squeezed around.

Then there was the particular mixture of people who squeezed around the conference table.

The participants are squeezed around a too-small table, hemmed in by books and papers that threaten to bury them.

Certainly there will be no better atmosphere here this week than was generated by his compatriots squeezed around Court 17.

Even without him, our nightly meal is often squeezed around choir rehearsal, baseball games and swimming lessons.

Now it is Mr. Arafat who is setting conditions for cease-fire negotiations, and Mr. Sharon who is trying to squeeze around those demands to start talking immediately.

And why do you insist on remaining planted right in the middle of the doorway when the doors open in the station, forcing people to squeeze around you to get into the train?

One of the more outrageous things that auditing firms do is sell opinions to investment bankers, who use them to market strange transactions that are designed to squeeze around accounting rules.

That set things up for a thrilling finish involving most of the big names, although the technical bridge crossing just before the end – where the riders had to squeeze around a tight right-hand bend – would not have helped the chances of some of them.

The Game Boy could squeeze around ten times that amount of playtime out of just four.