Sentence examples for squeezing around from inspiring English sources

Squeezing around the mark, America One held an 18-second lead with half of the 18.5-mile-long course behind it.

The line is a little strange, a little strained, as if squeezing around an obstacle or through a blockage: coming, indeed, from "the other side of mankind".

EVER since my first dinner party, when I lived in a tiny flat in London and struggled over a menu of shrimp Creole while making sure I had eight forks for the eight people squeezing around my budget Ikea dining slab, few things have made me happier than sitting around a table with a hand-selected group of friends.

Several clips surfaced showing the amorphous blob squeezing around bikes, rolling over cars, and aimlessly traveling by a construction site.

You can also check yourself by placing a finger in your vagina and squeezing around it.

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.

"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.

Half the architecture which the builders have to squeeze around and tear down in town just now dates from the days of disco.

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