Sentence examples for which could squeeze from inspiring English sources

She started to have daydreams — she was just five at the time — of a magic machine which could squeeze her powerfully but gently, in a huglike way, and in a way entirely commanded and controlled by her.

She started to have daydreams she was just five at the time of a magic machine which could squeeze her powerfully but gently, in a huglike way, and in a way entirely commanded and controlled by her.

Beloved characters such as Yoda, Solo and Boba Fett have also been tipped to receive their own standalone movies, which could squeeze into cinemas during gaps between release dates for the new trilogy.

In fall 2002 it released Windows Media 9, which could squeeze files into slightly smaller packages than DivX.

But it said several risk factors remained and a delay could create a cash squeeze which could force the company to file for bankruptcy protection.

Their buildings were imperial architecture on steroids, with courtyards the size of a Manhattan block and arches through which you could squeeze a few townhouses.

He later maintained that the injury permanently affected his wrist, and that he carried a squash ball in a sock in his pocket, which he could squeeze to keep his wrist strong.

The PureView's whopping 41 megapixel camera did certainly capture the imagination, along with Nokia's clever pixel-oversampling technique which meant the phone could squeeze out exceptionally clear and crisp photos.

Looking back, Snapchat acquired adtech startup Metamarkets for less than $100 million in Q4, which could help it squeeze more revenue out of its existing users since the total number isn't growing quickly any more.

Numonyx, a venture started by Intel and STMicroelectronics, recently found that two additional phases can be read, which could lead to squeezing even more information into the same space.

The transmogrification of creationism from religion to science took place in direct response to the events in California, which encouraged creationists to believe that they could squeeze into science classrooms simply by shedding superfluous biblical weight.