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squeezed out [skwiːzdaut] ausgequetscht

Sentence patterns related to "squeezed out"

1. Filtrate is just the stuff that gets squeezed out.

2. Other directors appear happy that Lord Hollick has been squeezed out.

3. She felt as if every drop of emotion had been squeezed out of her.

4. There has been concern that travel agents will be "disintermediated" or "squeezed out as the middleman."

5. I have pricked my first blister, squeezed out the fluid, and dabbed it with surgical spirit.

6. All that's left is a pair of old socks and a tube of toothpaste all squeezed out.

7. Most of the solutions which infiltrated the salt deposits from outside are later squeezed out into the adjacent rocks.

8. View in context The passionate expostulations of the big-faced Cabman seemed to be squeezed out of a blocked throat.

9. As Isaiah puts it, her wounds “have not been squeezed out or bound up, nor has there been a softening with oil.”

10. Whether enjoyed on its own or with crackers, shaved over pasta, melted between bread or squeezed out over steak sandwiches, Cheese remains one of the essential, indispensable foods in world cuisine.

11. Cleverly squeezed out a majority verdict in their first meeting at light-heavyweight three years ago before both men suffered crushing world title losses to Sergey Kovalev and Adonis Stevenson respectively.

12. As older model dedicated consoles were heavily discounted and consumers with more purchasing power transitioned to the new programmable systems, newer dedicated systems with more advanced features like Video Pinball from Atari and the Odyssey 4000 were squeezed out by their lower priced predecessors and their more sophisticated programmable replacements.