squeezing

IPA: skwˈizɪŋ

Examples of "squeezing" in Sentences

Why waste time and energy in squeezing out the last few drops of oil in the world?
They're paid to play a particular role in squeezing the most out of the current economics.
Mr Brasher said this was not a euphemism for squeezing suppliers and that savings would come from better-run warehouses.
They may be employed in squeezing additional output out of old processes; or they may be employed in making new machines.
It is often described as a squeezing pain in the chest, shoulders, arms, neck, jaw or back and is sometimes described as feeling like indigestion.
Once our suspension comes to pass formally, we can expect that to trigger a whole lot of additional testicle squeezing from the international community.
Nashville scored on its first shot when Legwand dug out the puck from behind the net and wrapped around the post in squeezing it past Ty Conklin at 4: 07.
It makes me mad knowing that Australian telcos are more interested in squeezing every drop out of their loyal customers than they are providing competitive quality services.
I begin squeezing the trigger slowly as soon as I get the sights on a small piece of the target, and follow through regardless of whether they are exactly on the spot or just hovering around it.