• Although the service was good, the orange juice was freshly squeezed and the coffee had zing, the dining-room somehow lacked ambience at breakfast.
• For the thirsty, there are stalls specializing in freshly squeezed fruit and vegetable juices, papaya milk shakes and cold teas.
• When it's smothered with freshly squeezed lemon juice it is by far one of the best fish dishes to be had in all of Taipei.

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• Only it would have looked more dignified if I didn't have to push and literally squeeze myself through the narrow door.
• A plush Volvo of latest make was crawling up a narrow lane squeezing itself into the gap between houses like a gleaming dagger into a tight sheath.
• He often squeezes himself into tiny spaces - including a luggage rack behind a huge suitcase on a train - as these are the only places where he feels safe.

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• He managed to squeeze me in before his next appearance at Douglas College.
• However, they managed to squeeze me in, and within 10 minutes I was in a large room where a pleasant lady did the job professionally and quickly.
• Well, I manage to squeeze it in every now and then.

• Federal prosecutors squeeze anyone and everyone they can to get someone to flip on big fishes.
• Let's try to squeeze him and find out what they really do know.
• I rather like the idea of squeezing the rich until they spit pips and thus don't favour lowering the top tax rate.

• As usual these chains, with their eagerness to pay over the odds, will force up rents so that small businesses are squeezed out.
• Perhaps we will be squeezed out altogether but when you see diseases like avian flu in foreign imports it reaffirms consumer confidence in British poultry.
• We intended to rent a small office building, only to find that we were squeezed out by those who have strong backstage support.

• The rising euro and the refusal of the EU commissariat to reflate the EU economy implies that the exporting side of the Irish economy will be squeezed.
• The Anglo-Saxon economies are being squeezed by the huge amount of debt, he said.
• School finances are being squeezed at the point that Scotland's ministers are telling us that more is being spent on school education than ever before.

• A large hawk was flying toward me in the gloom and I squeezed off a few shots even though it was too dark and he was too far away to get a worthwhile image.
• I took out my camera and squeezed off a few pictures.
• When some large furry visitors turned up his backyard, the Bloomingdale resident squeezed off a couple of snaps.

• And then, just as he'd really begun to panic, she wrapped her arms around him and gave him a little squeeze.
• Giving my little one a reassuring squeeze, I muss her hair with my right hand.

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• But man, it was a tight squeeze around the sales tables.
• There has just been a death in the family, the wake is about to begin and the coffin is taking up most of the room, making it a tight squeeze for everyone.
• Rail commuters faced a tight squeeze and delays as rail staff experienced ‘teething’ problems with new trains this morning.

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• From the moment he tips his porridge down his pyjamas in the morning until the last squeeze of toothpaste he smears in his hair at night, he is never, ever even remotely clean.
• At its most basic, the dipping sauce will be fish sauce, sliced chillies (the tiny, scarily hot bird's beak variety) and a squeeze of lime.
• I think I'll just borrow some of the guacamole flavours, like the chillies and coriander, and combine them with mozzarella and a generous squeeze of lime.

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