Sentence examples for word squeeze from inspiring English sources

The word "squeeze" was used repeatedly to describe scheduling efforts, starting with the morning alarm and an abrupt commencement of the day's first workout.

The word squeezed through her tight throat.

If it had been a boy, Verl said, letting the words squeeze out around his roll-yer-own, he could have helped with the chores when he got to size.

If Chris understood the words "squeeze" and "glove," knew that this very specific thing was being asked of him, and possessed, at the most basic level, the will to respond, a distinct pattern of brain waves would show up in the results.

In May Andrei Bubeyev was sentenced to two years and three months for two reposts critical of authorities – one about Crimea belonging in Ukraine and the other an image of a toothpaste tube with the words Squeeze Russia out of yourself.

The words squeeze and middle are now seven times more likely to occur together than any two random words, says Brookes.

Zeta-Jones swallows her words, squeezes a tear and then, thank goodness, it's over.

In the last half hour, Mr. McCain — who has been falling ever farther behind Mr. Obama in national polls and many swing-state polls — grew even more combative, his jaw clenching ever tighter, his words squeezed out.

The printed press ignored it unless a Brit was involved directly at the pointy end and even then that wasn't any guarantee of more than 50 words squeezed into a corner under the cricket results.

He went on to say that the words "squeezed middle" and "middle classes" meant something different.

She doesn't appear to be singing so much as torturing the words, squeezing them until the pain seems to force her to yelp.