Sentence examples for to squeeze for from inspiring English sources

We are waiting for a 'miracle' to happen, for the hand to squeeze; for a movement any movement.

The government, what's more, is selective in those whom it chooses to squeeze for their property windfalls.

Her bathroom had old-fashioned perfume bottles, colored glass with cloth-covered bulbs to squeeze for a spritz.

One might think that Allen's 22-year-old affair with his girlfriend's adopted daughter, given their many years of marriage, apparent domestic tranquility, and two teenage daughters, might seem hard to squeeze for more drama.

Although Nigeria's oil earnings, net of production costs and income to foreign oil companies, amount to around only $90 per Nigerian a year, the United States and Europe continue to prevaricate over urgently needed debt-reduction because the oil earnings are easy to squeeze for debt-service payments.

Keep your shoulders straight, don't bend your knees past your toes and remember to squeeze for a couple seconds to make each rep worth it!

You may be concerned that smart technology is just a way for manufacturers to squeeze customers for an extra $100 to $200, but Steve Guttenberg, who reviews audio hardware for CNet, says that auto-configuring can make a real difference.

It took only seven minutes for France to strike back, their forwards pounding the Welsh line before the ball was spread wide for Dulin to squeeze over for a first French try against Wales since 2011.

The platform was crowded, and after unsuccessfully trying to squeeze in for the first train, I positioned myself perfectly for the doors of the next train.

Excess capacity, weak demand for fuels and rising product inventories continue to squeeze margins for U.S. oil refiners.

Instead, he said, he wanted to squeeze him for as much money as possible.