7、 Everyone can't wait to squeeze into the building, while squeezing back while tidying up their own clothes and hairstyles, for fear that there will be an inappropriate place that will affect their competitions.
2、The next time you struggle to squeeze into a pair of ultra tight jeans, beware.
6、I took my room card from the front desk and was about to squeeze into the elevator when I happened to bump into an old friend who was caught in the crowd and walked out of the elevator.
3、Italy needed to control its public finances to squeeze into the euro.
9、China had been hoping to squeeze into the last 16 by beating Costa Rica, losing to Brazil and drawing with Turkey, but their opening defeat by the Costa Ricans followed by a 4-0 loss to Brazil on Saturday shattered those hopes.
8、In other words, he would spend his weekdays quietly working away and on Friday night he would squeeze into a bar, drink 12 pints of beer and knock back six shots and go home.
1、To force, press, or squeeze into an insufficient space; stuff.
5、For city dwellers the car can squeeze into the tightest parking Spaces; and obviously it is fuel efficient (combined 36 miles-per-gallon).
4、They will face trouble on several fronts and it is they who could turn a healthy credit squeeze into a nasty crunch.
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