Sentence examples for usually squeezed from inspiring English sources

And since the German-Americans who dominate the local population are big eaters, two bratwursts are usually squeezed into one roll, side by side.

Scientists have long struggled to explain how ducks like these (shown) produce such brilliant blues, greens, and bronzes, usually squeezed into patches on their wings.

This is usually squeezed onto the dog's scruff, at the back of his neck.

With the drive taking a day each way, they could usually squeeze in only three full days at the cabin.

You won't necessarily be able to go on the next train, if that one is full, but you can usually squeeze on.

Remodelers usually squeeze a makeshift kitchen into a compressed space, typically including the old refrigerator and perhaps a countertop section and a couple of cabinets pulled out of the old kitchen.

Bed bugs usually squeeze into the smallest of places and special inspection of all cracks and crevices should be performed.

When cutting a medium lemon crosswise or side to side, you can usually squeeze out 2 to 3 tablespoons (30 to 45 milliliters) of juice by hand.

On those winter nights when the church is dark, the townspeople swarm to the school--usually squeezing into some quaint crackerbox of a gymnasium--for a sacred rite of a different sort.

Geologists do not know how the pieces of the Earth's crust that usually squeeze together tightly with high friction slip past each other smoothly during a large earthquake, as if sandpaper suddenly changed to Teflon.

This perceived lower quality — and the lower price that organic wine usually commanded — squeezed organic wine producers, as organic wine was typically more expensive to make than conventional wine, as it was more labor-intensive.