Sentence examples for would try to squeeze from inspiring English sources

He also said that the state would try to squeeze an extra $25 million out of the state's lottery.

Several Democratic legislators said they believed Republican House leaders would try to squeeze the court's budget in retaliation for the recount decisions, although Republicans deny that.

The desire by Senate Democrats to move quickly on the regulatory bill gained new urgency over the weekend, as party leaders said they would try to squeeze major immigration and energy bills onto a tight Congressional calendar, which will include efforts to pass a budget and the confirmation of a new Supreme Court justice.

I didn't see Arthur's depression coming, mainly because he always looks like that, but also because it felt like they'd tried to squeeze this subplot into a single episode.

For instance: if you knew in advance the exact day you would meet your soul mate, would you be more likely to spend the intervening weeks or years remaining chaste for that future partner, or would you try to squeeze in as many one-night stands as possible beforehand?

If New York joined, New Jersey and Delaware would doubtless try to squeeze in too.

And he added, "They also would not try to squeeze the last rental dollar out of them or any of their other tenants".

I look at it often, but I'd never try to squeeze oil out of it.

Among them was Rachid, a youngster of 15 who would linger after class and try to squeeze in a few extra moments of practicing his English with me.

Lord knows how much it must have cost to develop that game, and Konami would be foolish not to try to squeeze every last dime out of it.

Mr. Colao said he was worried that landline operators would use the additional revenue to lower their own prices and try to squeeze competitors like Vodafone.