Commuters had to squeeze into buses to get into Manhattan.
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However, both can be slightly tricky to squeeze into your ear.
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How large of a battery did Nintendo squeeze into this thing?
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Remember that when scoring parking spots the Chevy can't squeeze into.
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Let's all inhale deeply and try to squeeze into today's puzzle.
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Where 100 students squeeze into a classroom but don't get any books.
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On Friday, a second charter school will squeeze into the same space.
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No longer was I trying to squeeze into an older version of myself.
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But only one pair manage to squeeze into the two empty passenger seats.
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But what if you could instead squeeze into the trunk of your car?
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Do I have to squeeze into a small corner of the bed sometimes?
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We squeeze into the front of a borrowed van and hit the road.
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This green bean dish, however, is good enough to squeeze into the lineup.
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It's also not a debate that Congress can squeeze into a couple of days.
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And then the five of you try to squeeze into my very small Prius.
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Despite Golden Dawn's defeat, another far-right party, Hellenic Solution, did squeeze into parliament.
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There, he would go upstairs and squeeze into his children's bunk bed to sleep.
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It's "ultra-compact" and ready to squeeze into tight spaces in the dense city.
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"Planetary Dance," though, is hard to squeeze into a program of historically significant works.
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USC was one of the last teams to squeeze into the 2017 NCAA Tournament field.
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They weren't as roomy as they used to be, but I could squeeze into them.
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Naturally, Hatch's official statement included every drug pun his staffers could squeeze into six sentences.
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Others squeeze into minuscule living spaces in order to follow their dreams in exciting cities.
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Now, around 300 people squeeze into the small mosque for afternoon prayers at 1 p.m.
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Why are people allowed to squeeze into a supermarket but are kept out of theaters?
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"Broke a fingernail and then some / Tryna squeeze into my True Religion denim," she raps.
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They squeeze into the frame of the camera, and Tana speaks naturally to an invisible audience.
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As a result, some charters squeeze into empty space at other schools or in shopping malls.
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We both have our children to try to squeeze into the equation, but he is amazing.
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We squeeze into a booth-like thing and huddle around a table with one drink menu.
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You need to psych yourself up for 10 minutes before attempting to squeeze into your boots.
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Worshippers regularly found themselves praying outdoors, unable to squeeze into the city's tiny 19th-century mosque.
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Cockroach bots might one day scramble over rubble and squeeze into tight spaces to inspect collapsed buildings.
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More immediately, it is causing tensions as the new MPs and their staff squeeze into their offices.
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People don't fight to ride shotgun in this one or to squeeze into the rear cabin space.
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Feldman's mobility was good, she had to step over piles of newspapers to squeeze into a chair.
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It's also a miracle ... that he managed to squeeze into that seat on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.
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Soon after, the three of them went home together, to try to squeeze into their cozy apartment.
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But they don't contain the citrus juice you would squeeze into your margarita on a hot summer day.
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My hips, my breasts, my stomach — every part of me was too big to squeeze into bridal samples.
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But they did squeeze into 50 layers each (100 total), so we're counting this as a victory anyway.
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That is cruel and impermanent, as desperate refugees will find other cracks through which to squeeze into Europe.
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Poor families with children often must squeeze into tiny apartments, while rich single people may enjoy spacious homes.
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Many of these protesters, waving Israeli flags and wearing skullcaps, tried to squeeze into the sold-out venue.
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Hundreds of mourners queued to squeeze into the Orthodox green-and-white church to listen to the funeral mass.
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It gives a man years to accomplish the emotional manipulation that men on dates must squeeze into an evening.
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Despite the extra tech, the Stella's plug is still small enough to easily squeeze into a crowded power bar.
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The more screen manufacturers can squeeze into a pocketable shape, the higher a price they'll be able to charge.
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So they made the moves and here they are — still trying to squeeze into the second wild-card spot.
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IN THE NEWS • The city's housing crisis is worsening, forcing more and more people to squeeze into overcrowded apartments.
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Mr. McKay had far more material than he could squeeze into one documentary, so he worked on two sequels.
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"Sometimes the giant breeds, like the Great Pyrenees and St. Bernards, can't quite squeeze into the tunnels," Dr. Frye said.
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I double cleanse, try the new softener, use my beloved Alpha-H, and squeeze into my bed with my boyfriend.
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Maybe I'm the last person that can squeeze into that weight class and still keep my strength and remain bigger.
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You squeeze into cramped dens, sit on hard bleachers, and walk through puddles and shrubbery, swatting mosquitoes in the dark.
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There's a catch: In order to get out of the city, the whole family has to squeeze into the trunk.
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But Mr. Reynoso said that having to squeeze into fewer classrooms could hurt the school's ability to increase enrollment further.
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It's quite possible that you have some bee roommates in there, or any other place they can reasonably squeeze into.
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Many of them draw inspiration from the common octopus, which has no bones and can squeeze into the darnedest places.
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But the company will still have to work harder than it does at home to persuade people to squeeze into it.
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Instead it allowed the robovac to squeeze into tight areas that I assumed would always have to be cleaned by hand.
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Some 0003,000 birds squeeze into a simple concrete shed with large openings in the walls, which are covered with wire mesh.
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In suburban Bethesda, traffic was clogged with cars trying to squeeze into the parking lot of Strosnider's, a local hardware store.
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When it comes to how well the robot can squeeze into the aforementioned tight spaces, Greer says it's a little shocking.
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However, health care technology companies and investment banks will squeeze into the top 25 in the next three to five years.
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It's amazing how much we were able to squeeze into just a few short days, possibly the busiest of my life.
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And the species that are remaining have to squeeze into these tiny fragments of wildlife habitat that we leave for them.
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McGuire scored by taking a handoff and running to his right before finding a crease to squeeze into the end zone.
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People crowd down the aisle, forming clumps as they squeeze into seats and stop to load suitcases into the overhead bins.
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At least once a week there is a group of five or more people trying to squeeze into my tiny Prius.
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Upon spotting slugcat, the lizards will squeeze into tight ventspaces and fall from great heights with a thud if they have to.
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Maybe, very probably, it had something to do with the ludicrous amount of bodily fluids Firth manages to squeeze into each episode.
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I squeeze into a parallel spot trying carefully not to bump either of the black shiny cars in front or behind me.
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Pakistan won only one of its first five matches, then won the next three to squeeze into the semifinals by a point.
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"Instead of a down round, squeeze into a bigger company and hope that they are No. 1 in their sector," Bishop said.
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Even when trains run on time, many commuters find it impossible to find a few square inches of space to squeeze into.
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Sam Fox (Pamela Adlon), a mid-list actress who lives in Los Angeles, tries to squeeze into some old clothes she's outgrown.
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It's the mobile chipmaker's first purpose-built chip for Windows, instead of the tweaked smartphone chips it's tried to squeeze into laptops before.
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Instead of paying a ridiculous amount to squeeze into a crowded restaurant, keep things cozy by cooking dinner together with this aphrodisiac cookbook.
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It's also the largest and heaviest Chromebook tested, and nowadays, we prefer something a little smaller and lighter to squeeze into a backpack.
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That gap may seem grim, but McDowell is hopeful that some kind of mission might be squeeze into the void left by Hitomi.
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Predictably, the truck was cumbersome and required multi-point turns to squeeze into what ZF said was an average-size European parking spot.
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At less than three inches tall, it can squeeze into those hard-to-reach nooks and crannies to clean up dust and debris.
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At the stop in Domodossola, 10 cars' worth of travelers tried without success to squeeze into the rickety two-car train to Locarno.
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She describes being covered with bruises after being forced to squeeze into a chair with arms when it is too small for her.
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Instead of paying a ridiculous amount to squeeze into a crowded restaurant, keep things cozy by cooking dinner together with this aphrodisiac cookbook.
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But nearly every decision to place a charter school inside a school building is controversial, requiring other schools to squeeze into less space.
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Sure, younger programmers can squeeze into tinier and more strained living situations, but that becomes harder for people who want to start families.
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It tries to squeeze into areas far too small for it, as if it was an awkward puppy unaware of how big it is.
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Perhaps second-life EV batteries will squeeze into the storage market that way, as cheap home batteries, growing from there as they prove themselves.
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For apartments or homes running low on storage space, the Cuisiniart juicer and its 9-inch wide base can happily squeeze into crammed cabinets.
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All the information that could rescue a child or save your life today has to squeeze into less than two-thirds of a tweet.
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A revolution can be tough to squeeze into two hours, but "Battle of the Sexes" manages it mostly by skipping along its handsome surfaces.
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Each day, when the guns opened up, as many of her foster kids as could fit would squeeze into the cellar of their house.
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Deutsche perpetually tried to squeeze into markets with razor-thin margins and found the only way to profit was to act illegally or unethically.
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In the regular-season finale, when Tennessee needed a victory to barely squeeze into the playoffs, Henry ran for 22 yards and three touchdowns.
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There's so much to squeeze into a day (jobs need to be worked, dishes need to be cleaned, stories need to be read, etc).
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AT THE start of a 4am shift, gold miners scan their fingerprints and squeeze into tiny "mantrap" turnstiles, designed to prevent thieves from slipping through.
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A new kind of drone has been designed to fold up its arms and squeeze into tight spots, potentially to scout around on rescue missions.
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It's actually a fiberglass reproduction so that it can squeeze into a bedroom without the aid of a forklift, crane, or taking down a wall.
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The teams have published a study describing their findings as they look to build invertebrate-inspired robotics able to squeeze into and maneuver around obstacles.
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If they can help ease stress, such books may just be the perfect thing to slip into your carry-on before you squeeze into coach.
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Closet space for storing multiple appliances isn't a luxury we all have, but the Hoover PowerDash can squeeze into way smaller spaces than you'd think.
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A majority of the birds now squeeze into just 20 or so miles of prime habitat along the river between Kearney and Grand Island, Neb.
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We got Chrissy and asked her about the extremely busty video she posted of herself trying -- unsuccessfully though very entertainingly -- to squeeze into a one-piece.
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The teen found that she could squeeze into the tiny outfit she received from online marketplace Depop, but it was too uncomfortable to wear for long.
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The Giacometti Arm, however, can extend over 65-feet,weighs just two-and-a-half pounds, and can easily squeeze into the trunk of your car.
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Its compact size also means it can squeeze into parts of a shipwreck that are too deep for human divers and too small for a submarine.
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I was able to squeeze into a size 14 dress they had on the floor; the stomach was tight, but at that point it didn't matter.
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Sure you want to get some laughs, but before you squeeze into your Sexy Donald or Sexy Hillary getup, ask yourself: Is my Halloween costume offensive?
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The 9-inch wide base can squeeze into a tight corner or crammed cabinet space, and can use a 16-ounce or 676013-ounce juice pitcher.
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It destroyed the homes of about three dozen families, who then had to squeeze into relatives' apartments, move to city shelters or find affordable hotel rooms.
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The nascent company flirted with the idea of positioning it as a search and rescue robot, touting its ability to squeeze into pipes and other tight spaces.
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At the Glebelands hostel complex near Durban, an estimated 15,000-20,000 people squeeze into decrepit, low-rise blocks that were built during apartheid to house black workers.
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While the ever-popular style goes with pretty much anything, it can oftentimes feel too restrictive, requiring that awkward wiggle-dance to squeeze into in the morning.
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Lots of doors have opened and I managed to squeeze into the top-50 at the end of the year ... it's almost a bit difficult to comprehend.
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When buying a house, choosing a fixer-upper can be a cost-effective way to personalize your dream home or squeeze into an up-and-coming neighborhood.
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An early idea involved a donkey and an elephant trying to squeeze into an Elio car, with the elephant ultimately crushing the vehicle and ruining the day.
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To get from Hammars to Dämba, the girl and her two half siblings squeeze into the back seat of the father's car at exactly 7:40 P .
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The only hiccup we can foresee is that the ride-sharing system would require every taxi-taking New Yorker to squeeze into a car with strangers, peacefully.
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Witnesses told him that wranglers were grabbing elephants old enough to survive without their mother's milk, but small enough to squeeze into a freight box to China.
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I darted toward the seat, stood in front of it and pivoted so that my backside was in place before beginning to squeeze into the empty seat.
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Myself, my parents, my two older brothers, our three cousins, and aunt would squeeze into a sky-high 19th-floor shoebox flat in Wong Tai Sin, Kowloon.
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No matter how hard it tries, no matter how many recipe formations it attempts to squeeze into, it seems the oatmeal raisin cookie can never do anything right.
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And when she tries to squeeze into her once-favorite jeans that are now too small, she's going to think of you not fitting into that evening gown.
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Whether they'll have to parallel park on the street or squeeze into a tight parking garage, a fine for hitting another car is the last thing they'll need.
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There's also a version of these for your toes that you can squeeze into your boots if you don't have electric boot heaters, and for your body too.
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In the clip, which was shot at an unnamed hotel in Paris, the two men squeeze into the elevator next to each while barely suppressing fits of giggles.
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BIJOUX and CHINTZ are not friendly words to squeeze into a tight grid, so there is some glue but apparently NOT SO MUCH as to be a dealbreaker.
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I still love this hardware, and being able to squeeze into a tight train seat and work using full desktop apps is still a big selling point for me.
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But more recently a dress she ordered for an annual ball that she organises came in a size she could barely squeeze into (RTR gave her a full refund).
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The final costume, which Mr Jones wore each day on set and included webbed-fingered gloves, took him three hours and a good deal of help to squeeze into.
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So even when packed full of spare diapers and sleepers, it shouldn't max out weight limitations, and it's specifically designed to squeeze into overhead luggage compartments on a plane.
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Other applications — like rescuing people after earthquakes or remediation after a toxic chemical spill – require agile robots with the ability to squeeze into tight spaces or cheap, biodegradable ones.
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As a result, its various components, including an ultraviolet sensor and status LED, can all squeeze into a tiny housing that's just nine-millimeters wide, and two-millimeters thick.
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The last country to squeeze into this year's finals via a playoff, Los Incas have been absent from the competition since 163 and are not expected to go far.
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On Baseball The Colorado Rockies will squeeze into the cramped and creaky clubhouse at Wrigley Field on Tuesday, the third leg of a trip they hope is just beginning.
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The reigning European champion, Portugal somehow managed to win 2128 of 59 qualifying games and only just squeeze into an automatic slot, just ahead of an equally efficient Switzerland.
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The three big men squeeze into his compact Volkswagen, which sinks a few inches every time they get in, as Mr. Zulu wages his one-man crusade against corruption.
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Those moves and others might help the Angels squeeze into the playoffs, if they make the most of their remaining games against Houston, Seattle and the Chicago White Sox.
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As officials squeeze into Balan's hut, a dramatized audio play tells the story of a young family trapped in debt bondage, the most prevalent form of slavery in India.
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The reigning European champion, Portugal somehow managed to win 9 of 10 qualifying games and only just squeeze into an automatic slot, slightly ahead of an equally efficient Switzerland.
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Before you stuff yourself with Thanksgiving snacks squeeze into these skin-tight shots of stars in Spanx and see if you can guess the celebs in the plump pics.
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But when Blanchett sees the Today show cohosts squeeze into one seat together, she one-ups them by sitting on Paulson's lap and pretending that the actress isn't there anymore.
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In my time with these three laptops at Mobile World Congress, I was surprised by just how much Lenovo has been able to squeeze into the sub-$300 computer category.
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"Some mobile games developers have emerged as clear winners and it's increasingly difficult for others to squeeze into the top ranks," said Tomoaki Kawasaki, an analyst at Iwai Cosmo Securities.
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The head of creative and marketing for the ATAP skunkworks lab, which the project falls under at Google/Alphabet, anticipates hardware hackers building "crazy stuff" to squeeze into Ara's sockets.
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The art above is the portion of Jenny Odell's "Haupstrom" that we could squeeze into our CMS—the rest of her fantastic collage of futurist iconography can be seen below.
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The agency hopes that up to 218 more people will be able to squeeze into each new car — meaning 27 to 27 extra commuters per train — to help reduce overcrowding.
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During the next sales preview weekend, visitors will have another destination to squeeze into their itinerary: GemGenève will open to the trade and the public from May 10 to 20173.
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But this answer doesn't fit; you need to enter ALL H + S ON DECK, and the H + S (or HANDS, or HS) needs to squeeze into the fourth square across.
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Only 2900 people can squeeze into the walk-in-closet-size space where bartenders fittingly mix up made-to-order cocktails based on your flavor preferences (starting around 16 dollars).
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If that sounds like too many fashion brands to squeeze into a five-block stretch, consider that landlords converted ground-floor apartments into storefronts to meet the demand for space.
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The five-and-a-half watt pop-up blue laser that Grant somehow managed to squeeze into the already compact gauntlet is the most powerful model you can legally buy online.
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It was hard to squeeze into the tiny bridal samples, but it was even worse to feel like I wasn't giving her the dress-shopping experience she deserved as a mom.
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Lens accessories for smartphones are by no means a new idea, but they're often clunky, awkward to use, and far from something you'd want to try and squeeze into your pocket.
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At 0.9 cubic feet, this model is big enough to fit an entire plate of reheated food, but small enough to squeeze into a corner if you're short on counter space.
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For a couple of bucks, you and a friend can squeeze into a soundproof glass box and sing your hearts out for 15 minutes before going back to your normal lives.
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As prices keep soaring in what is already the world's most expensive property market, residents have been forced to squeeze into ever smaller apartments, leaving little room for washers and dryers.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Kei Nishikori made another great escape at the Australian Open on Thursday, surviving a second five-set battle and 26 aces from Ivo Karlovic to squeeze into the third round.
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Hamill said Fisher "liked to dress me up" and related one time during a Star Wars shoot that "she made me squeeze into her space tunic" and paraded him around the set.
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The clay sculptures—which come in a neon-glazed array of orange, magenta, lime green, turquoise, and golden yellow—pop against their bare black background as they spin and squeeze into formation.
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Unlike the 17-inch Acer Predator Triton 900 I reviewed last week, the X 2S' 15-inch chassis (14.26 x 10.3 x 0.78 inches) can squeeze into most messenger bags and backpacks.
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Everyone got a chuckle out of seeing Judge inhale and pull his shoulders together to squeeze into Torreyes's jersey while the tails of his own No. 28 jersey practically reached Torreyes's ankles.
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It seems like no women make music that is, unless they've got a duet with a man or they manage to squeeze into one of the very few allotted slots for women.
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Before buying a 65-inch TV to squeeze into your 100-square-foot New York City-sized "living room," calculate whether or not your room will benefit from a larger screen or not.
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Like the NES Classic Edition, the SNES Classic Edition the tiny C64 Mini is easy to squeeze into your entertainment center—which is good because it's starting to really get crowded in there.
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In a hilarious Snapchat video posted Tuesday evening, Teigen — model, mom, cookbook author — attempted to squeeze into a jumpsuit that fit perfectly on the bottom, yet not quite as well on the top.
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Traditionally, extra-long running times have been a concern for studios, since they potentially reduce the number of showings that theaters can squeeze into a day, and thus risk blunting box-office returns.
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So, when Grande started brainstorming with video director Hannah Lux Davis on ideas for her scent's commercial, there was really only one question: How many sweets could she squeeze into the 30-second spot?
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Once downloaded and installed, the cars can steer themselves at up to 80 mph (up from 55 mph), squeeze into tight parking spaces, and change lanes when the driver clicks on the turn signal.
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Life is all about trade-offs, and Dyson's engineers decided that being able to squeeze into the small gaps in-between your furniture was more important than being able to squeeze under your couch.
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It not only allows it to squeeze into tight spaces, it also changes the power adapter's center of gravity so it's not prone to yanking itself out of the wall under its own weight.
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As I squeeze into a slightly tacky, form-fitting dress purchased from Guess for a failed hook-up back in 2009, I realize this is more than a bad idea—it's a dangerous one.
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Time and again, Mr. Burton has tried to smooth down his singular art, rather like one of Cinderella's stepsisters sawing off a bit of her foot to squeeze into a happily-ever-after slipper.
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The case for the Echo Buds is also noticeably larger than that of Apple's AirPods and Samsung's Galaxy Buds, which could make them less comfortable to squeeze into your pocket or a small purse.
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Government advances have sent residents fleeing into the remaining rebel territory, especially its main city, Douma, some accompanied by their livestock as agricultural areas were lost, and trying to squeeze into already crowded basements.
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But after multiple failed attempts to buy maternity jeans online, and my stomach had expanded enough to where I could barely squeeze into my favorite stretchy jeans, I knew I had to actually go shopping.
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The Lego blaster even accepts and fires standard Nerf suction cup-tipped darts, although each one needed to be slightly shaved down in order to squeeze into the gun's rotating cylinder made from Lego rims.
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The Play Store (downloadable via a VPN) just manages to squeeze into the top of the list, making up a measly 303 percent of app store installs in July, according to market analyst group Newzoo.
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Initially designed to squeeze into tight spots for search and rescue missions and infrastructure inspections, the lab's snake robot has given rise to an army of different projects, and at least one Pittsburgh-area startup.
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As the hostess led the group to a booth, Ms. Alexander, a 31-year-old who wears a size 463, knew in an instant there was no way she was going to squeeze into it.
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Restroom architecture calculates how much of the population will need an "accessible" stall and how to provide the minimum necessary while maintaining an idea of the "normal" person who can squeeze into a tiny stall.
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Like utility-scale solar, it enjoys economies of scale and simple, established financing models; unlike utility-scale solar, it can squeeze into almost any surface or piece of land, near existing transmission or distribution lines.
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Confirm your dream car will fit in your garage with EdmundsEnsuring a $500 IKEA couch fits in your living room isn't anywhere near as important as ensuring a $35,000 SUV will actually squeeze into your garage.
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Today, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly will squeeze into a Soyuz capsule and leave the International Space Station for the first time in just less than a year (well, not counting any space walks along the way).
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The aircraft is nearly 20 feet long and 18.5 feet wide, but the wings do a clever Transformers-style hinge and pivot to tuck in against the side, so it can squeeze into a large garage.
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Whether you're trying to squeeze into bandeau tops or covertly mismatching suits in the dressing room because you need an XL top and an M bottom, finding support, comfort, and style is easier said than done.
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Ms. Madera has been leading the apartment hunt, but she said she was quickly realizing they might have to squeeze into a smaller apartment away from Hamilton Heights, where real estate prices are on the rise.
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Khloé finished off her unintentionally risqué look with a cropped bomber jacket, a Fendi backpack complete with furry keychain, and a pair of extra high Christina Louboutin boots that look seriously challenging to squeeze into. AKM-GSI
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Mr Adam never saw a circle that he couldn't stretch into an oval, a right angle that he couldn't squeeze into a dagger point, a horizontal or vertical line that he couldn't tip over to a diagonal.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The inaugural World Beach Games starting on Saturday in Qatar want to squeeze into an already crowded international sports calendar with what organizers hope is the right mix of sun, sea and a low budget.
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The one nice thing about the CRA is that it's easy to squeeze into the legislative calendar: it only takes 30 senators to put it on there; it can be called to order quickly; and can't be filibustered.
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While the other people in my department used the samples closet as their second wardrobes, I struggled to find a single piece I could squeeze into, and had to pretend that accessories were my thing (handbags always fit!).
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I was on this same St. Petersburg metro line at 2258:22015 that morning, heading to the station to take a train back to Moscow, and it was so packed I could barely squeeze into the subway car.
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Senzatela surrendered two more singles in the inning, but with one out and runners at first and third, the Rockies turned Chris Taylor's safety squeeze into a double play that went 1-2-6-5, squelching the rally.
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SEATTLE — Ali Farhadi holds a puny $5 computer, called a Raspberry Pi, comfortably in his palm and exults that his team of researchers has managed to squeeze into it a powerful program that can recognize thousands of objects.
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The Carolina Panthers superstar came in clutch for his incredibly attractive GF Olivia Culpo before their date in L.A. over the weekend ... helping her squeeze into her pants in a super sexy moment captured on her IG Story.
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Ossia is working towards further miniaturing the receiver chip so that smartphone makers are able to squeeze into their hardware, but it's still good to know that older devices can be upgraded with wireless charging powers through a case.
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A trip to Southeast Asia would be tough to squeeze into a week, but if you find yourself with a bit more time, consider Vietnam, a country rich in cuisine, culture and natural beauty — and light on the wallet.
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During the debate, Representative Rick Nolan of Minnesota, among those who voted yes for the amendment, recalled seeing a man trying to squeeze into his seat and inadvertently pull the hair of the woman sitting in front of him.
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President Obama may have had to squeeze into Marc Maron's Los Angeles garage when he was on WTF, but the podcast host agreed to travel all the way to New Jersey for a chance to talk with Bruce Springsteen.
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The finale to the high-profile case drew a full house of lawyers, reporters and members of the public from all over the world, with many left waiting outside the courtroom as they could not squeeze into the packed venue.
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The creatures they hunted would take forms both famous — riffs on Bigfoot and the Loch Ness monster, to say nothing of ghosts and vampires and werewolves — and obscure, like a mutant who could squeeze into any space, no matter how small.
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And while mini bags may have replaced oversized totes in terms of trends we're buying, they're unrealistic when it comes to making it through an entire day with only the contents that can squeeze into a 3" x 3" bag.
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Study leader Dr. Kaushik Jayaram and a team of UC Berkeley researchers surmised that these characteristics may also be useful for building a new kind of search-and-rescue robot that could radically change shapes and squeeze into tight spaces.
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These indoor exercises du jour may not offer quite the same quality of movement as their counterparts, but they're a heck of a lot easier to squeeze into your lunch break and don't require jamming yourself into a wet suit.
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As if growing up female in 24.993th-century London weren't hard enough on its own, Nan's job keeps her perpetually filthy, malnourished, deprived of affection and forced to squeeze into lung-blackening spaces tight enough to give a hamster claustrophobia.
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The director and his team customized an IMAX rig so the camera could squeeze into the cockpit of a WWII fighter plane, and the footage they captured from the sky is so transportive that every ticket should earn you frequent flier miles.
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But it can still easily squeeze into a crowded power bar, and Ten One Design has made the braided cord exit the plug at a 45-degree angle which the company claims will help reduce stress and damage at the connection point.
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When required he could squeeze into a suit, but he made his roots plain in his bulky, towering presence, his off-duty preference for shorts and bush hats, his random domestication (gravy slurped from the plate) and a gappy smile unfixed by cosmetologists.
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At 600 square feet, only about 30 people (including two to four bartenders) can squeeze into the minuscule pub at one time without violating the fire code, and there's room for exactly 12 people to sit shoulder-to-shoulder at the bar.
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With Mr. Sherwen behind the wheel, the pair would drive to the finish line of each stage of the three-week Tour de France and squeeze into a tiny booth packed with television monitors, cameras, lights and computers inside a two-story trailer.
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We can't magically extend the term of a president who did not tweet as if he was channeling a furious, academically challenged 12-year-old, but maybe we can at least squeeze into our jeans from the era before it all went wrong.
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With gender fluidity also comes the idea that sexuality doesn't need to be performed through a heteronormative male lens any more — what it means to exist as a female person is so much more than what you can squeeze into the cups of a Wonderbra.
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Photo: iRobotIt's a clever idea that we've seen before and will see again, because in order to keep robot vacuums small enough to squeeze into tight spaces and clean under furniture, there simply isn't any room to make their onboard dust bins any larger.
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WASHINGTON — All of red-shirt-wearing, baby-shark-clapping Washington will be at Nationals Park on Friday night as the nation's capital hosts its first World Series in 22010 years, or at least as much of the city as can squeeze into the stadium.
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Google Street View has unveiled a stream of photographs from last year's mush, letting audiences outside Alaska look inside the wintry race using its Trekker gear (a portable backpack fitted with a camera, letting its Street View technology squeeze into hard-to-reach places).
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It's not the most elegant solution to the problem as requiring users to keep track of multiple adapters is one of the worst gadget sins, but it does help keep the Mega Sg's footprint small so it can easily squeeze into your entertainment center.
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"Income-based repayment" is a pain to squeeze into a lyric, but it allows you to pay back a percentage of your discretionary income rather than a set monthly payment, which can help those like Dee-1 who feel overwhelmed by how much they owe.
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Competing in a field of 120 players, Scott carded a six-under-par 66 for the first round at Brookside Golf & Country Club and an even-par 72 at Lakes Golf & Country Club saw him squeeze into the qualifying spots with one stroke to spare.
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One problem with that conversation, as was often the case with Jack, was that there was too much good stuff to squeeze into a single article about a man who was often dubbed by the industry as the 'patron saint' of the investing business.
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Described as part church, part living room, the Bluebird is a tiny oasis where singer-songwriters come to bare their souls and a lucky few patrons who can squeeze into the tiny space in the suburban strip mall café, come to pay their respects and show their reverence.
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At the same time, the progression from large strokes to small — in both canvases the marks diminish in size as they squeeze into the bottom left corner — creates a perspectival illusion that clashes with the insistent two-dimensionality of the color patterns, further ramping up the surface tension.
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There are a few disadvantages to being short: You can't see over crowds of people, reaching the top shelf is never going to happen, you're likely to become a human arm rest, and the world tells you to constantly squeeze into form-fitting garb to show off your petite frame.
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One step up from an alleyway, and often housing as many tour vans as can physically squeeze into a narrow cobbled street, it creaks with the weight of its past – that is, when its present isn't pumping out of grassroots venues like Clwb Ifor Bach, The Full Moon or Fuel.
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That sounds like a lot of premise to squeeze into a 72-minute movie, but The Fits was made with a real dance team and filmed in Cincinnati (where it's set), so it stands as the kind of bleeding-edge independent film that might surprise you with how good it is.
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To get to ASKAP, in a very sparsely populated area in the Murchison Shire of Western Australia, one has to first fly to Perth, change for a smaller plane bound for Murchison, then squeeze into a really tiny single propeller plane, or drive for five hours across 150 kilometers of dirt roads.
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"It's already a miracle that I was able to come here this morning," said Samir Abdou-Eid, 68, who had managed to squeeze into a crowded commuter train from a suburb to the station, but arrived to find that his morning train to Montargis, about two hours southeast of Paris, had been canceled.
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"Up until now we only had sample sizes so I wasn't able to squeeze into a bikini for my baby moon, but I lived in the pretty coverups like the one above!" she wrote alongside the pretty snap, where she's outfitted in a coral scallop-trim two piece, a wide-brimmed hat and black sunglasses.
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There's more, of course, but really: There's too much good at Rezzed to squeeze into just one article, and it's truly inspiring to see both the variety of video game experiences being crafted by teams both massive and minute right now, and how the public is ready and willing to give all of them a try.
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The Arrow Smart Kart is primarily designed for kids aged five to nine (although if an adult was able to squeeze into the tiny vehicle it actually supports riders up to 200 pounds) and as a young driver gets accustomed to controlling the kart without crashing, parents can slowly increase its top speed using the app.
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We waited in line, talking about seeing Laurie Anderson wield her electric violin the night before alongside Faust talked or wondering if it might be possible to see all of The Necks' upcoming early evening performance and squeeze into a too-small room to see the Tennessee heroes of Lambchop, from a few hours west in Nashville.
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After all, what is not to like about a play in which the goalie and four teammates squeeze into the goal to defend while players on the other team line up like a firing squad not far away and wait for the referee to signal for the play to begin and the ball to be passed out of the corner.
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And I don't mean that in the sense of, say, easy mystical bullshit, but more in the sense that Fear the Walking Dead increasingly seems to realize that it's the only show filming in Mexico, which gives it added incentive to set itself apart by embracing as much of the country as it can squeeze into its frames — no matter how clumsily.
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The second-place votes cast by people who support the top three will probably count for much more than usual, since the top three are such locks, and movies with a tiny but vocal fan base stand a greater chance of withstanding the whole process to squeeze into one of the remaining spots by coming in second or third on ballots for the top three.
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The musical's construction is smart, too: It begins with a lively overture previewing some of the familiar tunes by the Swedish pop group Abba that fill the show, and it ends with curtain-call reprises of two of the bounciest songs, the title number and "Dancing Queen," along with a bonus song, "Waterloo," that Catherine Johnson, the resourceful book writer, somehow was unable to squeeze into her plot.
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News from elsewhere on the internet Essential stories from WIRED's canonBack in 2015, WIRED profiled the up-and-coming "demand economy" delivery startup DoorDash, and the business model now threatened by California's new law: "building a vast service empire with a full-time staff that can easily be accommodated at an Il Fornaio dinner seating, and an army of contract workers that would barely squeeze into Levi's Stadium."
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Using data from the car's onboard sensors, as well as traffic and obstacle data that GPS devices rely on, the headlights project symbols like a snowflake indicating slippery conditions ahead, a construction symbol reminding drivers to slow down for road workers, arrows for where to turn, and even simple white lines representing the size of your vehicle so you can immediately tell if you're able to squeeze into a narrow parking spot.
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As someone who's been dragged on these schleps for years, some variables will always remain constant: the garbage rental car everyone is forced to squeeze into and pretend "is a great deal," the "beautiful apple orchard" with "beautiful rows of apples" that takes 10 minutes to pick max, and the mediocre homemade apple pies that follow which have nothing on the ones you could've picked up from Stop and Shop for 1/1 millionth of the goddamn price.
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It was impossible to squeeze into the Green Room to watch Artists in Residence and perennial Noisey faves Misthyrming play their brilliant debut, Söngvar elds og óreiðu, in full, so after popping my head in to listen for a bit (it sounded album-perfect, though I guess playing half a dozen sets across three days will do that!), I decided to be a adventurous and check out Blood Moon, Converge's collaboration with goth queen Chelsea Wolfe.
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I guess it's the nature of any book, but when you're reporting on news operations, and the thesis of your book is these things are all in flux and it's an interesting time, how do you try to, we can make this a little process-y, but how do you sort of try to give yourself as much room as possible to allow for major news at BuzzFeed that you want to squeeze into the book?
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It's all very familiar (though A Bad Moms Christmas does boast the addition of a Kenny G cameo), but whereas the sillier plot points of Bad Moms seemed to grow more or less organically from the characters' own evolution, here everything feels vaguely rushed, as if Lucas and Moore were following a checklist of things to squeeze into the studio-mandated 104-minute runtime (except the Sky Zone scene, which goes on seemingly forever for no good reason).
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