Sentence examples for that has been squeezed from inspiring English sources

"That is something that has been squeezed out of the classroom".

When complete, the 36,000-square-foot building will provide a new home for a health center that has been squeezed into a deteriorating strip mall nearby for decades.

He has an ability to do unusual things with materials and objects, such as make buildings that look hairy, and long benches formed of aluminium that has been squeezed out of a machine like toothpaste out of a tube.

The "general grant", which – for slightly puzzling reasons – contains the money for the Tube upgrades as well as everything else TfL does, is the one that has been squeezed.

On another level, however, I.B.M. has recognized better than most PC makers that a laptop is not just a desktop computer that has been squeezed to fit into a briefcase and rigged to run on batteries.

The nonprofit's mission is to "expose abuses of power and betrayals of public trust by government, business and other institutions" and publish the type of long-format journalism that has been squeezed in recent years at budget-strapped newspapers, magazines and TV news outlets.

The Lib Dems' ideas, as well as those favoured by the government, are designed to stimulate demand by boosting incomes that have been squeezed recently.

The idea came to her after noticing by chance that cells that had been squeezed through a thin tube shrank to the size of stem cells.

Fol Chen's leaders, Samuel Bing and Julian Wass, are equally fond of modern chamber music and poppy funk, of pretty tones and deliberately blemished ones that have been squeezed through cheap samplers.

The changes mean a slightly longer school week, and more time for music, drama, sports and community service: precisely the areas that have been squeezed in England by the need to prepare students for so many exams.

What will definitely outlast Mr. Bush for years to come are big deficits, a military so battered by the Iraq war that it will take hundreds of billions of dollars to repair it and stunted social programs that have been squeezed to pay for Mr. Bush's misguided military adventure and his misguided tax cuts for the wealthy.