Sentence examples for time squeezing from inspiring English sources

It is a bad sign when a football coach has a hard time squeezing football into his schedule.

Drain the spinach a second time, squeezing to remove all the water and blitz in a blender or food processor to make a very smooth green paste.

But the politician who is feeling her presence the most is the state's senior senator, Charles E. Schumer, who may have a hard time squeezing on the stage.

They will be the first major league team to speak with Nakamura, and he could have a difficult time squeezing in personal meetings with other teams because he is scheduled to return to Japan tomorrow night.

The big money comes when a rush of political ads eat up air time, squeezing the amount of advertising spots available for others and enabling the stations to charge commercial advertisers top dollar for increasingly scarce time.

Those that now opt to charge for stories will have a hard time squeezing back in to the bottle a genie that has been out for all this time.

Even Fox's freshest ideas are antique: a show about a hunky Ichabod Crane called "Sleepy Hollow" and "24" with Kiefer Sutherland, but this time squeezed into 12 episodes.

At the day job, the balance can also be difficult, as entrepreneurs try to deliver a new product or service in the time squeezed in at night or on weekends.

Therefore, the scarcity of discretionary time squeezed out leisure activities such as shopping and dining out.

After having a child, I found my free time squeezed and regular organized exercise was the first casualty.

"He one more time squeezed my butt, and he said, 'Are you sure?' I said yes, and that was the end of it".