Sentence examples for squeezing about from inspiring English sources

Michael H. Dunkley, a member of the Bermudan Senate and the president of Mid Ocean, said Mr. Bloomberg routinely played 36 holes on Saturday and 18 on Sunday, squeezing about 15 hours of golf into a single weekend.

The biggest part of the sprawling company, Comcast Cable, reported a 5.2 percent uptick in revenue by signing up more broadband Internet users and by squeezing about $10 more a month from its average television subscriber.

The producers squeeze about 10 award presentations into a show with 20 music segments.

Bond manages to squeeze about five syllables out of the word "different".

On an average day now, Mr. Hatfield said, the airport is back to trying to squeeze about 11 flights into that same five-minute period.

In other words, the rocks along the southern segment of the San Andreas Fault had been squeezed about as much as they could take, and a significant earthquake was likely to occur within the next few decades.

The trick, according to a recent article in the trade magazine Fine Books & Collections, lies in the shipping allowance ($3.99 at Amazon), which lets an exceptionally efficient seller squeeze about 75 cents out of a transaction.

Brian Grazer, who operates under a deal at Universal Pictures, stumbled in the spring with "Robin Hood," which managed to squeeze about $310 million at the global box office but cost more than $200 million to make — when including higher-than-normal start-up costs and excluding tax credits — and more than $100 million to market.

A two-dimensional code can squeeze about 40% of this story onto a postage stamp.

HP promises 5 hours 30 minutes of juice, but I could only squeeze about 4 hours out of the ProBook, and my tests weren't that intensive.

Aside from near-ubiquitos connectivity thanks to the integrated 3G chip, you'll also be able to squeeze about 10 hours out of each of these rigs when using an optional second battery (according to Fujitsu).