How To Use Squeeze out In A Sentence
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Squeeze out liquid and place in small buttered gratin dish.
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It makes up for all the times schmucks have tried to get on the train before I can squeeze out, making me wish I had worn my football helmet and pads.
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She looked at his heavy eyes, fearing that a tear might squeeze out of them.
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The pool, jacuzzi, steamroom and sauna are a necessary part of the weekend rejuvenation process and if a massage therapist is on hand to squeeze out the knotted muscles, all the better.
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Their breath encircled the chateau like a wreath, wrapping its way around the substantial estate as if wanting to squeeze out every last drop of life, which existed inside.
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In between other jobs, pinch the side of the rubbery skin and squeeze out the bright green bean.
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Squeeze out any juice from the pulp and discard.
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Still, I think it’s worth noting that the jobs number still in circulation is some 50 times higher than the absolute maximum figure you could squeeze out of the most inflated possible estimate derivable from the actual study the government conducted two years later.
Straight from the Source
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Regrettably, however, Arizona's misguided law might have set into motion the second prong of the bipartisan consensus that is closing, pincer-like, to squeeze out everything unique about America.
Arizona's Un-American Immigration Law
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Not only does the new one squeeze out the juice, it does so smoothly and quietly due to the nature of its two spinning, triangular trochoids, rather than the action of pumping pistons.
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Hot fomentation should be applied to open up the skin pores and squeeze out the waste matter.
Natural Remedies for Curing Acne
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Squeeze out the gelatine and add to the cream.
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Remove the garlic bulb from the milk and squeeze out all the pulp from the cloves into the drained potatoes.
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Pinch the side of the broad beans between thumb and forefinger then gently squeeze out the bright green bean.
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Instead of increasing working class numbers, the introduction of tuition fees will continue to squeeze out prospective poorer students.
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Yuzu is really seedy, and has very little juice to squeeze out.
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This allows consumers to squeeze out liquid without having to turn the container round.
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Squeeze out any juice from the pulp and discard.
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You can then squeeze out the roasted garlic onto crackers or an English muffin.
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Cut off the top of the heads with a serrated knife and squeeze out the garlic pulp.
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Cook over a high heat until just wilted, cool a bit, then squeeze out most of the moisture.
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Squeeze out the excess liquid with your hands and add the beaten egg, salt, flour, parsley and thyme leaves, mixing well.
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Drain in a colander and press down with a masher to squeeze out excess liquid.
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Gently squeeze out the dough to a 5cm piece and snip with scissors into the oil, frying in small batches.
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Squeeze out liquid and place in small buttered gratin dish.
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Some of you bleeding heart cinephiles will say this is too much grief to dispense over a silly little movie, since even a really talented performer can occasionally squeeze out a stinker.
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Perhaps the customs officers had finally accepted that our last little tribute of leva and Serbian dinars was all that they were likely to squeeze out of this particular lemon.
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In the 1870s, and even more in the 1880s and 1890s, the need to sacralize politics and squeeze out the rival religions of Catholicism and socialism was keenly felt by many within Italy's ruling elite.
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He then lists a number of likely cognitive, social and physiological preadaptations that would need to be in place that would enable, but not squeeze out, language.
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Where food is scarce, people will often over-exploit the land in order to squeeze out of it what they can; that can lead to deforestation and desertification.
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When your muscles tire, drop the poundage and squeeze out another 6-8 reps.
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He is now calling for a united front between the agency and industry to squeeze out illegal operators and to support the existing tyre recovery system.
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Peel the potatoes, coarsely grate them into a bowl and squeeze out as much moisture as possible.
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Twenty-first century conservation harnesses new technology to squeeze as much out of a barrel of oil as we have learned to squeeze out of a computer chip.
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While the beans boil nick the edge of the broad beans with your thumb and squeeze out the green bean.
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Squeeze out liquid and place in small buttered gratin dish.
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You may even be able to squeeze out a few more wacky anecdotes from that slightly dysfunctional family of yours.
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Squeeze out liquid and place in small buttered gratin dish.
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While the beans boil nick the edge of the broad beans with your thumb and squeeze out the green bean.
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Think of the number of products and services that are driven by what I call concentrated attractors - ingredients that, in nature, attract us to what is good for us, but in the economy, are often concentrated to such a degree that they squeeze out almost everything of real value.
Bill Shireman: The Media's "Buy-Us" Bias - The Power of "Concentrated Attractors" in the Media and the Market
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A: I type a cow - to eat the grass, squeeze out the milk.
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Grate the rind from the two large oranges and squeeze out the juice.
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While the beans boil nick the edge of the broad beans with your thumb and squeeze out the green bean.
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The postmodern movement would pick up that ideal by inverting traditional concepts of high and low art to see what new life they could squeeze out of these tired, old ideas - like soup cans!
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Grate the rind from the two large oranges and squeeze out the juice.
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Otherwise dump the contents of the crocks or vat into food-grade plastic mesh bags or cheesecloth and squeeze out as much wine as you can into a clean basin.
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Squeeze out the excess liquid with your hands and add the beaten egg, salt, flour, parsley and thyme leaves, mixing well.
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Squeeze out the gelatine, then add to the pan and stir to dissolve.
The Sun
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Soak the tamarind in water and squeeze out the juice.
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Sam was attempting to squeeze out any morsels of information that he could find helpful later on, and wasn't been secretive about it.
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I managed to fight off ennui and squeeze out an analysis of sorts after all.
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The effect of this remorseless business logic is to squeeze out all but the largest suppliers under the guise of economies of scale.
SHOPPED: The Shocking Power of British Supermarkets
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The vocals come off as a kind of constipated struggle to squeeze out some simulacrum of sincerity.
My First Guilty Pleasure
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The lemon looks dry to me, but you may be able to squeeze out a few drops.
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Until that vision becomes a reality the club must squeeze out as much as they can from utilising the present facilities.
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Once the vat was emptied, the crowd of family and friends clapped and cheered and we were given strict instructions after changing not to wring the clothes out - for this would squeeze out the good that had been done.
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Squeeze out gelatine, add to pan and stir until dissolved.
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The garlic press uses a screw mechanism to squeeze out juice and pulp.
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The cane stalks are slowly introduced into the processing plant to squeeze out the sugar, leaving behind a brown, straw-like residue called bagasse.
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We refer to them as aerographic (ph) lift, which you can sometimes squeeze out additional rainfall from some of those clouds.
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