Sentence examples for squeezing themselves from inspiring English sources

That included squeezing themselves and their boys, 6 and 2, into a one-bedroom on the Upper West Side if necessary.

First, with their mother they lived in Scotland, squeezing themselves into a caravan in a field because landladies wouldn't rent to "foreigners".

Many resort to squeezing themselves into council properties and housing association flats to be able to remain in the place they call home.

Now they all meet at Mr. Cole's house and carpool, squeezing themselves and their equipment into a different member's car every week.

Friends and relatives converged upon the tiny crematorium in droves, lining the aisles, squeezing themselves on to windowsills and pressing themselves against doorways.

It largely exists to diddle the masses into buying perfume and Y-fronts, and a few sad fools with rich husbands and damaged egos into squeezing themselves into harlequin suits.

Yet the Republicans have squeezed themselves into a straitjacket.

Given the slightest chance, they will squeeze themselves into cars and airless lorries.

The most successful new programmes today squeeze themselves between the gaps of established genres," he said.

Perhaps most importantly, consumers may have squeezed themselves into an excessively tight spot.

Still, most elite swimmers will squeeze themselves into some form of the bodysuit here and in Sydney.