Squeezing in a sentence

Garlic softens and can be extracted from the cloves by squeezing the (root) end of the bulb, or individually by squeezing one end of the clove.

Alongside him, his Saracens team-mates were squeezing the Springboks with a sequence of pressure plays and solid basics.

And squeezing was what the 60 or so of us waiting at my platform in Claremont had to do when the mid-morning train, which was already full, pulled in.

At a time when the cost of living in the city is squeezing out so many long term residents it’s clear that New York can no longer continue to let these institutions gut our homes for their profits while chewing up their own workers in the process.

Chest pain or discomfort (angina): This is often described as a feeling of pressure, tightness, or squeezing in the chest.

Combs said his traffic concerns had not been addressed, and he didn’t understand why they were squeezing 69 units into 9 acres.

Doting mum Holly quipped that she was just ‘battling through’ the ordeal, while Phillip looked to be having a blast while squeezing food into the animal’s mouth.

Early in the second half, captain Chris Price pretty much put the result beyond doubt with a header squeezing in between goalkeeper Harrison Matias and the post to give them a 2-0 advantage.

For an arrhythmia to occur, there has to be what Dr. Baggish called “a perfect storm” — the chest must be struck in a precise place at a precise moment while the heart is relaxing after squeezing out blood, and with the right amount of force.

For these passengers, squeezing themselves through Paris at rush hour is not an adventure, but an everyday reality, necessary for their return home.

He was seen playfully squeezing his girlfriend's behind as they walked side by side.

He was squeezing her leg and moved up towards her vagina.

How about squeezing in a quick leg day during your layover?

Idalia was the busiest of the four area teams last week, squeezing five matches into the calendar.

IMF issued a stark warning: Elevated interest rates are squeezing borrowers as central banks around the world are forced to keep rates high to right inflation.

Kate compared the experience to 'like having an out-of-body experience' and described feeling a 'sharp and excruciating' pain, like a squeezing sensation on her heart, which she feared was a heart attack.

Kelpe currently works 30 to 40 hour weeks, squeezing in work whenever she can and commuting across Skagit and Snohomish counties.

Lib Dem finance spokesperson John Ferry said: "With households battening down the hatches and enduring choppy financial seas, the Scottish Government must make sure that it is squeezing every penny to help Scots.

Many movie-goers are planning on undertaking the Barbenheimer double-bill and also squeezing Christopher Nolan’s epic into their cinema trip, and running from one screening to the other.

Nielsen tied it in the 70th, bringing down a corner kick at the far post and squeezing her shot into the near-post corner.