Squeezed

A dog walker spotted the black and white cat squeezed in a small gap in between the stones in a field near Bishop Auckland, County Durham, on 23 January.

Also in the book, the duke says that Kate reluctantly lent Meghan her lip gloss, was “taken aback” by the request to borrow it and “grimaced” when Meghan squeezed some onto her finger and applied it to her lips.

A LUNCHEONETTE, says the Oxford English Dictionary, is “a small restaurant or snack bar serving light lunches”, and Hatch, squeezed into a sliver of a fascinating old building in Darlington town centre, is exactly that.

And as more cities find themselves squeezed between growing populations and drought-stressed water supplies—making potable reuse a more attractive, if not inescapable, option—wastewater beers are likely to proliferate in the years ahead.

Another video verified by The New York Times shows Hamas members driving off on a motorcycle with an Israeli woman squeezed between them, screaming as her boyfriend is marched off on foot, his arm wrenched behind his back.

Another woman was squeezed between two fighters on a motorcycle.

ANZ Bank is keen to invest more capital into the part of the bank that services major domestic and overseas corporations, a sector that is benefiting from market volatility while returns from mortgages are being squeezed by stiff competition.

Apple cider vinegar is made by fermenting the juice of cut and squeezed apple pieces.

AROUND THE COUNTRY: The Beavers and No. 21 Cougars, on their way to being unfairly squeezed out of the power conferences, put on a show in the Pac-2 title game.

Bagnaia, known as “Pecco”, found space on lap 13 and squeezed past Martin, before his race met a premature and painful end.

Because the SDLP is being squeezed more than the UUP.

But instead, the housing crisis means he is just one of a growing number of people sleeping rough after being squeezed out of the market.

Canadians are already squeezed — pinched between rising prices and increased borrowing costs.

Citizens Advice also claimed it saw more people unable to top up their prepayment meter last year than in the whole last ten years combined, as the cost of living crisis squeezed budgets across the country.

De Gea could have used his hands but the ball somehow squeezed through his legs as he clung to the near post with one hand and Coady had the easiest of finishes, changing the mood of the match.

During the years of grief and complicated caregiving and other obligations and stressors of middle age, I squeezed in day trips to swimming spots, but over time I’d lost touch with the physical, animal joys of a life lived outdoors.

Fresh-Squeezed Boba Lemonade from The Donut Family.

Ghana is being squeezed by skyrocketing inflation and a bulging debt burden, and Akufo-Addo noted the impact of “pernicious developments” like the war in Ukraine and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Has preoccupation with Exxon Oil Contract unwittingly squeezed out constitutional reform from centerstage?

He got hints that logistics had been moved to states in preparation for the election; then, he introduced this naira swap policy and squeezed the time and availability of the naira.