The season was full, the room crowded, and the two ladies squeezed in as well as they could.
The bag should not be squeezed while the syrup is passing through it, or it will not be clear.
The passionate expostulations of the big-faced cabman seemed to be squeezed out of a blocked throat.
He no longer saw it, but he could hear it as it squeezed its way behind the books on one of the shelves.
"I hope she won't kill the Princesses," she thought, and squeezed herself nearer to the door to hear what happened.
He squeezed some of the gravy and bits of meat into one of his bottles, sticking to his purpose; then he fell to on the rest.
The hole in the top of the basket, though he might have squeezed his head through it, was not large enough to let him reach the fish.
At last Mavriky Mavrikyevitch, too, got into the cart, sat down heavily, and, as though without noticing it, squeezed Mitya into the corner.
About two A.M., however, the excitement began to subside. President Barbicane reached his house, bruised, crushed, and squeezed almost to a mummy.
As she spoke she shuffled towards the hamper of cabbages, took up one after another, squeezed them hard, and threw them back, muttering again, 'Bad stuff, bad stuff.'