"I just squeezed in a run," he told the class, apologetically.
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Frank Ocean, Michelle Monaghan and Brie Larson also noticeably squeezed in.
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I squeezed in between them and ordered one of my own.
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A prominent exception was Ahmad Jannati, who squeezed in at 16th place.
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But even then, it was still all squeezed in there really tight.
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The narrower the channel, the more computing power can be squeezed in.
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The team even squeezed in a trip to Disneyworld, for the families.
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"We are not going to be squeezed in the middle," he said.
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Karate became a savored indulgence, squeezed in between work and child rearing.
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Murt's bag was squeezed in front of his shins in the footwell.
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We're kind of squeezed in the middle, but we benefit from it.
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The woman who squeezed in apparently liked the view from that pew.
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Squeezed in cocktails with some Irish friends at the Standard East Village.
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There I was, getting kissed and squeezed in front of my people.
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Public services have been squeezed in the years since; living standards have stagnated.
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Mr. Ronneberg and Mr. Kayser squeezed in, dragging rucksacks of explosives behind them.
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Helena Christensen, the model, swept down the stairs and squeezed in beside them.
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She handed me my gift and squeezed in beside me — another twin bed.
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Gina Rodriguez squeezed in one last pre-Emmys workout while wearing her gorgeous gown.
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It was a half-hour walk, so we hailed a taxi and squeezed in.
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The couple squeezed in some grocery shopping Monday in L.A. and squeezed each other.
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You recently squeezed in a movie, "A Kid Like Jake," which debuted at Sundance.
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The providers checked out her eye, squeezed in some eyedrops, and sent her home.
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My tiny daughter, Christina, watched, then squeezed in between her brother and her grandma.
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Finally squeezed in a few moments between you and your ... Your iPhone now, right?
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Of course, they still squeezed in some time to hang out with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Jannati had squeezed in as the last of 16 members elected in the capital Tehran.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Squeezed in to a small and sweaty East London nightclub at 3 a.m.
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Red Sox outfielder Mookie Betts squeezed in a round of golf before visiting the market.
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A few words throughout the work are struck through, with hasty corrections squeezed in above.
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You better believe a workout or two will be squeezed in between the R & R sessions.
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Gisele squeezed in a very wet photo shoot in Rio on the heels of the Olympics.
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The day before, Rachel Brosnahan also squeezed in a last-minute facial with esthetician Joanna Vargas.
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The only hardliner to make the cut was Ahmad Jannati, who squeezed in at 16th place.
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Squeezed in at the front, visible in a gap between the placards, is a solitary boy.
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Plus, I landed two additional clients, so I squeezed in work between travels and baby's naps.
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Such behavior has infuriated larger countries like France, whose budgets have been squeezed in recent years.
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Coronavirus could explode in the nation's jails as inmates are squeezed in like sardines in filth.
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Last year, thirty thousand people squeezed in lines beside white tents that stretched over a quarter mile.
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Golos, a new reform-oriented party founded by a rock-star, Svyatoslav Vakarchuk, squeezed in with 6%.
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Squeezed in between are a slew of other roles that you just might have forgotten she had.
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Bank stocks were under pressure as their profits are typically squeezed in a lower interest rate environment.
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Mr. Obama squeezed in a last round at Sunnylands on Monday morning with three high school friends.
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In Edinburgh, dancers performed in a bingo hall and rehearsals were squeezed in around the scheduled games.
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Sony somehow squeezed in 425 phase-detection autofocus points, more than twice as many, into the A6300.
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But, as the saying goes, like a balloon squeezed in one place, it will bulge in another.
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The Army, like other branches of the military, has been squeezed in recent years by budget caps.
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This is where a couple hundred audience members squeezed in to see WHM's latest collection last night.
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A young Italian with spiky hair and a dry cough squeezed in between me and my neighbor.
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Ms. Feigenbaum said the authorities told her that Mr. Harris had squeezed in through a chained gate.
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And he squeezed in a boast about the surge in fossil fuel development in the United States.
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It's the only time the two will face off, squeezed in between the first and second presidential debates.
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Often there were many, many people squeezed in—ten in the back seat and five in the front.
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Every time the Islamic State has been squeezed in Achin, the fighters have shifted to a neighboring district.
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I am happy I squeezed in a quick upper body workout even when I didn't feel like it!
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Suddenly, they are being squeezed in what Park Chong-hoon of Standard Chartered Bank in Seoul calls "a nutcracker".
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But she wasn't stopping there – she also squeezed in a major hair makeover before the end of the year.
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But consider the objective strangeness of that lyric, squeezed in alongside the song's other more slice-of-life observations.
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At its iPhone launch event in early September, Apple squeezed in a surprise product: a new 10.2-inch iPad.
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The following day, I squeezed in a visit to the Walter Clore Wine and Culinary Center, also in Prosser.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: A young couple hopped on the No. 7 train and squeezed in next to me.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden even squeezed in a final attack on Senator Bernie Sanders during his closing statement.
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Serena (Wrenn Schmidt), a former server, wants to know if she can be squeezed in for dinner with her husband.
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Her first school location was a small kitchen, big enough to fit four students per class; she squeezed in eight.
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There were six of us squeezed in the car, the sun was going down, and we hit a speed bump.
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Government infrastructure investment that could aid growth has itself been flat, squeezed in many countries by non-investment government spending.
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Just before my flight left, I squeezed in one last ride on the Canada Line, this one to Aberdeen station.
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On streets with protected bike lanes, a narrow buffer has also been squeezed in, making the traffic lanes even thinner.
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Some of them squeezed in the back of a U-Haul van — no, there weren't any seats — at 2 a.m.
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Apple today squeezed in a surprise product announcement during its typical iPhone and Apple Watch-focused event: a new iPad.
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Passengers with baggage-laden carts squeezed in and around knots of people as they headed to and from the terminal.
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Musaab Shabani was standing on the deck of the 2000-foot vessel, squeezed in tight among hundreds of other desperate people.
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The cumulative impact of examples like this is that banks are squeezed in ways that ultimately squeeze customers and the economy.
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The pay cap is starting to come off, but in the coming years public servants will be squeezed in other ways.
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Also squeezed in are workshops that aim to help them develop softer skills and qualities that they will need for employment.
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Some 2000 miles north of Hull, the lodges and "static" caravans are packed, and the touring caravans are squeezed in tight.
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His five stops before that were in Thailand, Malaysia, Dubai, Qatar and Abu Dhabi, with a short trip home squeezed in.
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"The route from Greece to Germany is closed," the man told him and a crowd of other migrants squeezed in nearby.
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David Boudia, who was the Olympic champion four years ago, also squeezed in at 10th place to qualify for the final.
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In his State of the Union address on Tuesday, President Trump squeezed in a brief boast about his administration's energy policy.
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It may have been Seth's birthday, but River Rose squeezed in plenty of princess action to make the trip worth her while.
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Extremely busy 43-year-old Prince George of Cambridge squeezed in an important meeting this week — and after his regular bedtime, too.
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Jonas squeezed in a brief mini-moon in Oman and made their red carpet debut as husband and wife in New Delhi.
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Bright orange fur, loving eyes squeezed in contentment and a sweet smile playing at his whiskers, Bailey the cat might look familiar.
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An English woman squeezed in a van between a Frenchman and a Spaniard sounds like the prelude to some kind of joke.
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Where screens demand that we stop, sit still and watch, podcasts can be squeezed in between commutes, child care and cooking dinner.
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Between walking numerous runways during Fashion Month and attending classes at NYU, model Karlie Kloss somehow squeezed in a serious hair makeover.
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Emmy categories accommodate six or seven nominees, and the chatter this year focused on how many deserving women couldn't be squeezed in.
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He had squeezed in a few hours of shut-eye and ambled into the Park Hyatt's restaurant looking a little rumpled still.
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Theaters scrambled to add show times to accommodate crowds; AMC Southlake 24 in suburban Atlanta squeezed in 0003 show times on Friday alone.
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We said macerating, meaning the process by which a fruit is soaked and squeezed in order to break down its insides into liquid.
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Then he squeezed in lemon, and puréed everything to a bright green pesto, tasting it constantly to adjust the oil, citrus and salt.
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The top American commander has likened the problem to a balloon — when the group is squeezed in one district, it emerges in another.
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Even strange and sad baseball games, though, last a long time, and so there was time for something else—something regular squeezed in.
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The U.S. military and the Afghan government say big attacks on civilians are evidence that the militants are being squeezed in the countryside.
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If you're enticed by what appears to be a Play 1 speaker with microphones and Alexa squeezed in, you can preorder the One today.
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With such a large device, though, you would think Apple could've squeezed in optical image stabilization (as it does on the iPhone 6S Plus).
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PEOPLE also confirmed that the newlyweds squeezed in a brief mini-moon in Oman, where Chopra shared a sweet selfie with Jonas on Instagram.
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At 900 square feet, it could be considered a hole in the wall, but for the more than 40 seats squeezed in for guests.
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Days before kicking off her highly anticipated Reputation Stadium Tour in Arizona, Taylor Swift squeezed in a little adventure with her trusty sidekick Olivia.
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Princess Kate has only been in India for two days, but she has already squeezed in five outfit changes – and a few fun surprises!
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Though Ms. Sharmila gives interviews, the process of securing them can be onerous, or they are squeezed in during her brief respites from custody.
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India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has seen its majority squeezed in a local election in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state of Gujarat.
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For 93 weeks a semester there's a barrage of assignments, homework, tests, and group study sessions—with work and life somehow squeezed in between.
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During his stop in New York City for the Purpose World Tour last week, Justin Bieber squeezed in a trip to the tattoo parlor.
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Last year, as Islamic State fighters were squeezed in neighboring districts, they tried to overrun the Taliban in Khogyani and establish a presence there.
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Realizing that Hungarian officials would present a rosy picture, American diplomats squeezed in a 45-minute briefing about corruption and the erosion of democracy.
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Walgreens is also getting squeezed in the front end of its stores by the likes of bargain retailers Costco (COST) and Dollar General (DG).
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Despite the centers being nearly full, Miskovic claims the rough sleepers – whose numbers his government estimates at more than 1,000 – can be squeezed in.
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All the same, it would be surprising if some of those Labour MPs who squeezed in last time did not go down on June 8th.
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She also squeezed in a trip to Paris at the end of 2018 and struck a classic pose in front of the Arc de Triomphe.
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In France, crowds packed the lawns stretching out beneath the Eiffel Tower, frenetically waving French flags as police struggled to keep them squeezed in place.
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The newsgathering operations of global media companies are being squeezed—in some parts of the world by commercial pressure, in others by increasingly repressive governments.
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Liquidity had also been squeezed in June and July, pushing money market rates higher and prompting the central bank to inject funds into the system.
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Sony has squeezed in enough of a basic kit (zoom lens, a viewfinder, 4K, and flash) to yield solid shooting performance shooting landscapes or subjects.
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Both companies have been under pressure by Boeing and Airbus to reduce their costs, and both have also seen defense orders squeezed in recent years.
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Allegedly, Obama has squeezed in some time to work on his presidential memoir, but we'll have to wait to get our hands on a copy.
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Oh, and they do yoga, which is squeezed in at the tail end with a line that I guess is meant to explain the title.
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Instead Obama, who landed in Madrid late on Saturday night, squeezed in sessions with King Felipe VI and acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy on Sunday.
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Some companies expect their profits to be squeezed in the business year from April due to the coronavirus outbreak in China, Japan's largest trading partner.
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Even with all those components squeezed in there so tight and very little air space, the new stereo speakers producers loud and crystal clear sound.
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The royal couple left their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and baby Prince Louis, at home while they squeezed in some date time on Sunday afternoon.
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Mr. Rubio, the Florida senator, and Mr. Cruz, the Texas senator, are finding themselves squeezed in a race that was supposed to be more clearly defined.
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The royal couple is rumored to have squeezed in a mini-babymoon before welcoming their first child, who is set to arrive in the coming weeks.
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MORE and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke for about 90 minutes Monday, an informal meeting squeezed in before the end of the G20 summit in China.
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Nothing could have prepared her for the way her body squeezed in sympathy with Toni's as she found her way to Toni's entrance and pressed inside.
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As the ban's start date drew near this week, a flood of Olympians and non-sponsor brands squeezed in final plugs for one another on Twitter.
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My breakthrough "real" novels, in the eighth grade, were "A Tale of Two Cities" and "Les Misérables," with "The Agony and the Ecstasy" squeezed in between.
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However, the short and sweet TV shows haven't gone away, you just may have missed them squeezed in between Khal Drogo's abs and Dolores' poofy skirt.
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While callers spoke to their victims, she said dozens of trainees squeezed in around the room, and had to memorize pages of dialogue for use on calls.
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The shoe designer and former reality star squeezed in a little time for fitness while on vacation in Bali, hopping on a paddleboard to work her core.
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Earlier this month, days before the production wrapped here, Ms. Gigliotti along with the principal cast members squeezed in time between takes to talk about the film.
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Image courtesy of NintendoAs thousands of Nintendo fans nervously smash F5 on their Amazon order windows, hoping their machines show up, Waypoint Radio squeezed in a podcast.
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"It's a finals-worthy match," 27-year-old Ashley Ross from Philadelphia, Pennsylvannia, said as she and friends squeezed in a museum visit before the 9 p.m.
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Squeezed in between a noisy freeway and a ghost town of empty condominium high-rises, Qibuchang village is to stinky tofu what Lockhart, Texas is to barbecue.
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Russian mobile operators have seen their margins squeezed in a saturated market as they cut prices for handsets and tariffs to win customers in a slowing economy.
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"I learned from my grandma to always drink a big cup of hot water with a half of a lemon squeezed in it" upon waking, she says.
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Lower legal or capital requirements would reduce costs for fintech companies but may increase pressure on banks already squeezed in Europe by low interest rates and stiff competition.
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Regis Chatellier, credit strategist at Societe Generale, highlighted Nigeria's $1 billion and Egypt's $4 billion sale as examples of low-rated sovereigns that squeezed in before the Fed.
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Compared to last year's Note 5, Samsung somehow squeezed in a battery with an extra 500 milliamp-hours (mAh) without dramatically growing the phone's dimensions to accommodate it.
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On stage, Sanders and Warren were ironically squeezed in the middle of the pack, buffeted by rivals who were determined to make them seem like unelectable non-centrists.
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"Risk appetite has been good and you can see that from BTP spreads which have squeezed in tighter," Mizuho strategist Peter Chatwell said, referring to Italian government bonds.
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ISIS attacks in the al-Salamiyah area have become more frequent as the extremist group is squeezed in its northeastern stronghold, Raqqa, the senior NDF member told CNN.
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He woke up, squeezed in some iDrops, coded, coded, Soylent and iDrops when his headache came back or the sun got to be too much, coded some more.
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A man with a tourniquet on one leg, who would normally have been put on a gurney with his leg raised, was squeezed in on an ambulance bench.
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But the retailer has been squeezed in recent years by the arrival of fast, cheap fashion at one end of the market and more affordable luxury at the other.
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The administration is not democratically elected and so will have to find other ways to tune in to a population, especially younger generations, squeezed in an increasingly unaffordable city.
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Newcastle 2 Liverpool 3, May 4: This fixture, which was squeezed in between two legs of Liverpool's Champions League semi-final with Barcelona, went close to derailing their bid.
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Following their nuptials earlier this month, the couple squeezed in a brief mini-moon in Oman and made their red carpet debut as husband and wife in New Delhi.
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Instead of a "forehead" at the top, there's a an inch and a quarter-long "notch" that looks like a tiny manila folder flap, squeezed in between more screen.
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The big picture: Nuclear power plants aren't compensated for their carbon-free profiles like wind and solar, so plants across the country are being financially squeezed in similar situations.
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John Podesta, chairman of Hillary's campaign, somehow squeezed in with the lineup of celebrity chefs and offers a recipe for salsa di noci—which sounds pretty good to us.
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Lots of customers have gone to Apple at the high end, then there are companies that are doing better at lower price points — Samsung feels squeezed in the middle.
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As IS has been squeezed in Iraq and Syria, many of the Libyans who went to join it have returned, bringing with them hardened foreign fighters and experienced administrators.
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Iron ore has been badly squeezed in 2019, first by a dam disaster in Brazil that battered output from top producer Vale, then by a cyclone in Western Australia.
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Duke Caboom was not as major a character as Forky was, but in the little time they had to introduce his character, they squeezed in a lot of laughs.
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One by one, in hourslong court sessions punctuated only by daily prayers, young women sit before Mr. Ismaël, their divorce cases squeezed in between land disputes and inheritance spats.
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Squeezed in between the Super Bowl and the Oscars, competing with the Olympics for attention, the first fashion month of the post-Weinstein era may be easy to overlook.
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As he squeezed in between the superstars, waving and yelping to a song only he could hear, Martin seemed to be having a good time, which was nice for him.
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Every now and then there'll be something mildly positive squeezed in between articles about death and political turmoil, but for the most part it's a near-constant stream of misery.
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Karlie Kloss squeezed in one last workout to keep her bod in tip-top shape at the Met Gala tonight, doing some intense leg lifts at The Dogpound this morning.
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Asia barely budged for most of its day but saw a late rally, which meant MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan squeezed in a six-month high.
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Ms. Ross, who had squeezed in a workout before being interviewed, was sitting in her trailer on a lot in Burbank with her hair up in a slicked-back bun.
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My runs were squeezed in when I had the time, when I had incredibly generous family members helping with child care and most importantly, when my kids did not need me.
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The bigger Russian kept him squeezed in a clinch for most of the final two rounds but could not manage to earn a submission, settling for a unanimous judges' decision victory.
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And even with a jam-packed schedule, she's squeezed in a quick rapid fire round of "This or That" with Vogue, where she's spilling her stance on tattoos, piercings and more.
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Bank performance targets will be squeezed in the closing months of 2016 - the system's annual ROAA fell to 0.96% (as of June 2016) from a ROAA of 1.28% at end-2015.
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Margins at its upmarket supermarket chain Waitrose were squeezed in 24.5 as the group tried to keep prices competitive while costs rose due to a fall in the value of sterling.
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Caracas-based PDVSA has been particularly squeezed in the last weeks due to unexpected spending on emergency oil imports to stem a nationwide gasoline shortage, heightening the need for external help.
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The large silver chunk in the middle is a heat sink One of the chips squeezed in there is this Nordic Semiconductor Bluetooth Low energy and WiFi 2.4 GHz combo chip.
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After crossing paths for years, the members of I'm With Her were booked to share a workshop at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival in 2014, and they squeezed in some rehearsal time.
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The Tweeter-in-Chief even squeezed in a few compliments for the digital allies arrayed before him, many of whom have achieved viral fame by peddling conspiracies or far-right outrage.
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Then there's the problem with shooting anamorphic: anamorphic lenses squeeze footage to fit more on the sensor, and that footage then needs to be de-squeezed in order to properly view it.
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Lower legal or capital requirements would reduce costs for fintech companies, but are likely to increase pressure on banks that are already squeezed in Europe by low interest rates and stiff competition.
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He wants Trump to trade sanctions and including lobbying Europe to get rid of its sanctions on many of his cronies, in particular, who have been squeezed, in return for these things.
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Although the main focus was on the new phones and smart watch, Apple took time to highlight new software updates and even squeezed in some new info about its speaker, the HomePod.
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This is a majority of the Court — so even if Trump somehow squeezed in a replacement for Scalia before the case was heard and decided, LGBTQ rights could still win 5-4.
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Liz Dunn, founder and CEO of Pro4ma, said, "Amazon's margins will get squeezed in the near term," but the change will benefit the company long term — and also maybe hurt Amazon's competitors.
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JetBlue, a low-cost competitor, squeezed in another 12 seats on its Airbus A321 aircraft by shrinking the size of its loos and moving them behind the food galley, side by side.
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If you can't get squeezed in before then, don't stress: Venus in Aquarius from March 1 to March 26 will help you find the resources you need to maintain a sexy look!
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The streaming giant squeezed in one last big price hike in 2019 before forthcoming streaming services like Disney Plus, Apple TV Plus, HBO Max, Peacock, and Quibi try to eat its lunch.
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I'm squeezed in between four separate groups of guys—one of which is obstructed from view by the impressive wall of empty beer glasses they've managed to build between them and me.
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Since the referendum, Mr. Puigdemont had been squeezed in a tightening vise of his own creation, and seemed at times to contradict his own declarations as he squirmed for a way out.
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He was there for 14 months, during which time he and Ms. Quinlan visited each other twice, and also squeezed in a trip to Melbourne, where Ms. Quinlan met Mr. Williams's family.
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She then squeezed in a roundtable with female small business owners at the local chamber of commerce, all jammed into five hours before she jetted across town to speak at Trump's rally.
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Fact Check In his announcement to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, President Trump squeezed in a credulous claim that his nine-day trip abroad was a boon for jobs at home.
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He was often seen on five television panel shows a week, squeezed in nightclub acts and a Broadway show, married (for the second time) and added more children to his growing family.
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At Ms. Harris's town hall in Portsmouth, people squeezed in from wall to wall and lines stretched down the street for two blocks; there was an overflow crowd outside was turned away.
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J Lo and A-Rod were sailing off the Amalfi Coast and squeezed in an intense workout ... proving yet again there's no excuse ya can't bang out a workout sesh while on vacation.
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If the phone is indeed the iPhone X killer many were hoping for over the past couple of weeks, it's courtesy of some of the software-related tricks the company has squeezed in.
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Late at night, work done for the day, Ms. Itsines and Mr. Pearce squeezed in a trip to Rockefeller Center, just another young couple doing tourist things, except accompanied by two P.R. people.
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When it looked like the country could go into lockdown, the pair squeezed in one last hangout before Marsh retreated to his family home at the opposite end of the country from Leaper.
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The Times leases a window on the presses for publications like The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Dallas Morning News and The Santa Fe New Mexican, and is squeezed in between other print runs.
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Home was a constant maneuvering around their son's baby stroller, set up next to a play mat in the middle of the living room, and a dining alcove with a crib squeezed in.
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Starbucks is already being squeezed in China by emerging rival Luckin Coffee, a well-funded startup that explicitly pledges to take on the Seattle-based giant with a model that focuses on coffee delivery.
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U.S.-backed Syrian Kurdish-led fighters and Syrian government forces have captured most of the once IS-controlled lands in Syria and the extremists are now squeezed in small patches, scattered in eastern Syria.
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During the last debate she squeezed in a comment trying to make the point that you can respect the Second Amendment while still advocating for comprehensive background checks and closing the gun show loophole.
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Samsung has squeezed in a HDMI port, a single USB-C port, and a regular USB port, alongside microSD storage and a Windows Hello camera to sign into Windows 10 with just your face.
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Big gains in oil prices, which had jumped as much as 2 percent on signals from Iran, were squeezed in post-settlement trading after data showed a surprise build-up in U.S. crude stocks.
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Ernst's appeal comes as ISIS is being squeezed in its self-proclaimed caliphate in Iraq and Syria, as the U.S.-backed offensives to take back that territory in both places began earlier this year.
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In the first row of seats were the other three men, in the second row were the three women, and I was squeezed in the last row between David and the girl in barrettes.
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Wrestling is the Senegalese national pastime but space to practice is squeezed in the booming neighborhood of Yoff where athletes were gathered recently on the little patch of sand bordered by the freeway ramps.
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Ansel Elgort's getting it in Miami -- the girlfriend, the beach, the bod ... The "Allegiant" star and Violetta Komyshan sucked a lil' face before he squeezed in a workout New Year's Day on South Beach.
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"Their margins will be squeezed in the October-March half as procurement costs of raw materials will rise by about 21,2104.4000 yen ($38.30) a tonne from a year ago," said Goldman Sachs analyst Shuhei Nakamura.
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Earlier this month, Ortiz-Magro and Harley squeezed in a little vacation time with their daughter in San Juan, Puerto Rico, where Harley shared a photograph of the pair posing together in their beach attire.
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Edward Bell, his assistant, traveled the short distance between the old location and the new in Cartier's van, squeezed in between two police detectives on the front seat with boxes of jewels filling the back.
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After dancing for hours in a cafeteria thick with fog-machine smoke, there was the crosstown bus ride home, squeezed in alongside tiny clowns, a smiling demon and Spider-Man holding hands with a black cat.
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"As ISIL is squeezed in Syria and Iraq, we can anticipate it lashing out elsewhere, as we've seen most recently and tragically in countries from Turkey to Brussels," Obama said Friday, using another acronym for ISIS.
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The Fed was struggling to start "normalizing" policy in 2015 and squeezed in a controversial December rate hike, then immediately went into "pause" mode and held rates steady for a year (just as in December 2018).
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"Lawyers could play with the font sizes and file a 50-page brief that had much more squeezed in," said Bryan A. Garner, a leading expert on legal writing, who helped develop the 14,000-word limit.
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From the grappling hook—constantly impressive given how the trilogy is built, so that you never actually have to set foot on the ground—to the line launcher, nothing has been ham-fisted or squeezed in.
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But for me, it means that I need to recognize that more than one letter needs to be squeezed in a square to solve a clue, something that I am not at all good at recognizing.
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On the other hand, Amazon has led the charge in changing the economics of publishing: the returns on book sales, and profits to publishers and writers, have all seen margins squeezed in the e-reader universe.
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Lehkonen then put the Canadiens ahead to stay at the 7:30 mark of the third period when he squeezed in the rebound of his own wraparound try between the right post and Binnington's left skate.
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It's easy to get caught up in the pomp of diplomacy when you find yourself on an escalator accidentally squeezed in between the tens of thousands of dollars of suits that make up a dignitary's entourage.
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Lester pitched around throwing errors by second baseman Zobrist and Ross on the same play in the second inning and then squeezed in one of the Cubs' two runs in the fourth to go ahead for good.
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But Manafort's shadiness also means it's less likely he's being squeezed in pursuit of someone higher up — he may be being indicted simply because federal investigators think he broke the law in a significant and deliberate way.
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Interviews that other filmmakers might show as talking heads are simply heard in voice-over, complementing or illustrating the archival imagery, of which this film seems to have squeezed in more per minute of runtime than most.
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Sqirl is one of LA's most beloved spots for brunch, but not all of us live in close proximity to it and even fewer of us can be squeezed in to dine there on any given Sunday.
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During breaks, she squeezed in television and film roles in Mexico City, including Raúl Fuentes's "Everybody's Got Somebody … Not Me," a lesbian love story for which she won the best actress award at the Guanajuato International Film Festival.
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An update on my schedule I called a bit of an audible by choosing to read the two Morris books on Roosevelt (and really wish I could have squeezed in the third, but that will have to wait).
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The facade needs work, as facades always do; the elevators need to be updated, as elevators always do; the roof needs to be replaced, as roofs always do; and a new emergency generator needs to be squeezed in.
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JUBA, South Sudan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For the past two weeks, Sandy has slept on the dirty floor of a small and stuffy tent, squeezed in tightly with 54 other women and girls and countless night-biting mosquitoes.
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It's in the single digits on a February day in rural northeastern South Dakota, and squeezed in the tractor cab next to her, I shiver and am reminded how long ago I shed my childhood Chicago weather resilience.
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Mr. Bercow, known for his booming voice and his hyperarticulate, theatrical style, squeezed in a typically polysyllabic farewell as he gave way to a deluge of congratulatory speeches, referring only glancingly to the political chaos that may await.
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South Korean firms are being squeezed in China, in suspected retaliation for Seoul's deployment of a U.S. missile defence system, highlighting the tools China can deploy to hit back at the corporate interests of trade partners it disagrees with.
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Barr, who has already criticized Mueller's investigation of Russian election interference, possible Kremlin coordination with the Trump campaign and possible obstruction by President Donald Trump, squeezed in yet another shot at Mueller in the closing moments of the hearing.
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In an ideal world, Anker would have somehow squeezed in an additional USB-C or full-size USB port to charge two devices at once, but that kind of request is probably flying too close to the sun here.
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Just a week or so before the holiday, Harry squeezed in a few days with Markle by making a secret detour to Canada directly from the Caribbean, where he had been touring on behalf of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth.
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Kate and William, both 37, left their children — Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis — at home in 2018 while they squeezed in the daytime date to watch Novak Djokovic and Kevin Anderson play in the Gentlemen's Singles Final.
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Check out this pic of a computer screen at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago, located across the street from the venue, Grant Park, where 400,000 people -- including Malia Obama -- squeezed in over 4 days to watch big musical acts.
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Then, she said, he tightened his grip, slid his hand down her back to her buttocks and squeezed, in full view of her customers, his friends and her co-workers, one of whom confirmed her account for this article.
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This has made removing tablets, food, and laptops at airport security a breeze, plus it makes it easy to grab and put away a book or tablet while you're squeezed in the middle seat on an airplane or train.
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In the rest of the vehicles, the prisoners were just sitting upright on a metal bench, squeezed in tight next to one another, with no way to lie down to sleep, for up to seven days in a row.
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David M. Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the architects of the tower, understood that if the new building could be squeezed in a way that would accommodate Greenwich Street, a helpful precedent could be set for the larger project.
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COAL SQUEEZED In October 2019, the most recent month for which data is available, total coal-fired generating capacity had fallen to just 234 gigawatts (GW), down from 245 GW in October 2018 and 173 GW in October 2017.
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She started meditating for about ten minutes a day but quickly increased her meditation time after realizing that it was "actually the most important thing I could do in a day, not something to be squeezed in," she writes.
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Kate returned the next day with Prince William, leaving their children — Prince George, Princess Charlotte and baby Prince Louis — at home while they squeezed in the daytime date to watch Novak Djokovic and Kevin Anderson play in the Gentlemen's Singles Final.
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CVS and Walgreens are being squeezed in the front end of the store by Costco (COST) and dollar store chains like Dollar General (DG), which all sell many personal care products and snacks at much lower prices than in drug stores.
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"As ISIL is squeezed in Syria and Iraq, we can anticipate it lashing out elsewhere, as we've seen most recently and tragically in countries from Turkey to Brussels," Obama said at a special session devoted to the group earlier Friday.
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While many of her fans assumed her behind-the-scenes teases were signaling an epic Carpool Karaoke, the March episode of The Late Late Show revealed a more extravagant spoof of the movie Mannequin — with a Carpool Karaoke bit squeezed in.
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The Quantico alum's return to the United States marked her first trip as a married woman, days after they squeezed in a brief mini-moon in Oman and made their red carpet debut as husband and wife in New Delhi.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - South Korean firms are being squeezed in China, in suspected retaliation for Seoul's deployment of a U.S. missile defense system, highlighting the tools China can deploy to hit back at the corporate interests of trade partners it disagrees with.
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Kate returned the next day with Prince William, leaving their children — Prince George, Princess Charlotte and baby Prince Louis — at home while they squeezed in the daytime date to watch Novak Djokovic and Kevin Anderson play in the Gentlemen's Singles Final.
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Trump was originally scheduled to hold two campaign events in the Granite State, but he squeezed in three additional stops including an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, a meeting with local business owners and an event with the Manchester Police Department.
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And while the Department of Justice tried that, as with one theory about how existing distributors such as cable companies would be squeezed in negotiations, the judge found after a full trial it hadn't come near to proving its case.
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The Nittany Lions' Jake Pinegar squeezed in a career-long 47-yard field goal for a 10-7 edge at 93:22, but Ramsey's 1-yard sneak on third down pushed Indiana to a 14-245 lead at 21:21.
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During three days in New York in April, Biles squeezed in appearances with a few sponsors, including a brand of laundry detergent, a gymnastics supplier that was manufacturing a line of mats printed with her signature, and a breakfast cereal.
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"The prospect of a no-deal Brexit is weighing on financial stocks, as the Bank of England is likely to cut rates should that occur," CMC Markets analyst David Madden said, adding that banks' margins could be squeezed in that scenario.
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Although the meeting did not feature in his pre-announced weekly schedule, on June 8th it became known that he had squeezed in some time to confer with six bishops from Venezuela, one of the most troubled places in the historically Catholic world.
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The appearance, squeezed in among campaign events in New Hampshire before the primary on Tuesday, enshrines Mr. Sanders as a cultural personality in a league with Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump, who have also appeared on the show this election season.
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There's a family boxing in their living room, a lazy afternoon spent playing Zelda on the couch, friends squaring off in Street Fighter at a laundromat, Splatoon tournaments squeezed in between college classes, and a Wild West duel in a sunny park.
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But the 32-year-old Wawrinka, aiming to become only the third man in the professional era to win three or more slams after turning 30, squeezed in another break to snatch the first set with a fierce backhand down the line.
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Their report found that downstream consumer firms were being squeezed in the first half of the year by higher raw materials costs and weaker-than-expected consumer demand, while upstream and midstream oil, metals and chemicals manufacturers posted the strongest profit growth.
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The waistband is high and thick, so it stays secure over my hips, but it's not so stiff that I feel like I'm being squeezed in half, which is a huge pet peeve of mine with a lot of HIIT-specific leggings.
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" In bright pink, red and purple paintings, amid the text — squeezed in all caps — the big clueless beaming adults, all of whom recall the figures of Fernando Botero, go about their business, oblivious or unconcerned by the little girl blurting: "I hate you!
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I've even squeezed in a spin class with my mother right before our drive to the airport, lingering in the studio afterward, browsing through gear we won't buy while my suitcase waits in the car, neither of us wanting the time to end.
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" As the New York Times lamented in a 1979 article, "Tower after tower of white or brown or red brick is the norm, with cramped rooms that are not so much well laid out as they are squeezed in for maximum profit.
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Just when we thought SMS was already instantaneous, the rise of sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and messaging apps like Whatsapp and Messenger had us communicating in real-time, with photographs and videos and a dizzying amount of media squeezed in between.
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The intensity of the battle in Marawi has raised fears that the security landscape in the southern Philippines has fundamentally changed, and that the region could emerge as a new global hotspot of extremism as ISIS is squeezed in its so-called caliphate.
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This weekend, during which Davidson starred in a new episode of Saturday Night Live and squeezed in a PDA-filled hockey game with Beckinsale, the comedian showed off some new ink that thankfully has nothing to do with his not-Instagram-official-yet friend.
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In China, the state sector has long absorbed the lion's share of corporate lending from an industry dominated by government-controlled banks, forcing smaller borrowers across the country to rely on non-bank "shadow" lenders, which have been squeezed in the crackdown on financial risk.
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The eight-month old U.S.-backed campaign to capture Mosul, IS's de-facto capital in Iraq, reached its deadliest phase just as the holy Muslim month started at the end of May, when militants became squeezed in and around the densely populated Old City.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is being squeezed in the fight over his tax returns.
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Back in the day, there was, like, one reasonably good show on television, squeezed in between episodes of ElimiDate and Just Shoot Me. Now the folks picking Emmy nominations have a metric shit-ton of quality content to sift through in order to choose their top contenders.
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But access to such credit tightened in the fourth quarter of 2015, and is expected to continue to be squeezed in the coming year, as the rate of farmers repaying their existing lines of credit slows, according to the surveys from the banks released on Thursday.
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Adidas, whose shares fell on Thursday after it warned profitability will be squeezed in the second half of the year by higher sourcing costs and price cuts, has its roots in a shoe factory set up in Herzogenaurach in 1924 by brothers Adolf and Rudolf Dassler.
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The Treasury plan calls, for example, for affordable housing functions to be mostly carved off from Fannie and Freddie and assigned to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, where they can be squeezed in the normal appropriations process rather than taking advantage of cross-subsidies.
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TIGHTENED RISK CONTROL In China, the state sector has long absorbed the lion's share of corporate lending from an industry dominated by government-controlled banks, forcing smaller borrowers across the country to rely on non-bank "shadow" lenders, which have been squeezed in the crackdown on financial risk.
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China's central bank on Thursday drained a net 20 billion yuan via its open market operations, its first net drain since July 13.. Liquidity had also been squeezed in June and July, pushing money market rates higher and prompting the central bank to inject funds into the system.
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That shows a greater readiness to learn from his predecessor than other cabinet nominees have displayed; Rex Tillerson, Mr. Trump's nominee for secretary of state, was scheduled to meet with the incumbent, John Kerry, but did not, although he squeezed in a meeting with Mr. Kerry's deputy on Thursday.
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"While ride-share executives continue to receive vast remuneration packages, and internal employees look forward to an IPO windfall at both Uber and Lyft, my sympathetic colleagues and I will not remain silent as drivers are squeezed in order to shore up initial offerings to investors," wrote the employee.
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Caravaggio's head, which seems to be resting on the nape of Ursula's neck, is squeezed in by a hand holding a lance at a slight diagonal (it belongs to the soldier between the general and the Saint) and the helmeted head of the soldier on the far right.
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In between presenting at the Emmys, sitting in the front row at New York Fashion Week, celebrating the birthday of her fiancé, Nick Jonas, in Texas, and darting to her native India to act in a movie, she has squeezed in meetings with start-up founders and lined up future investments.
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As ISIS is defeated in Iraq and squeezed in Syria, the jihadist's sleeper cells and lone wolves are being directed to create terror, and the most likely highest priority targets are those democracies -- like Australia, the UK and the US -- who are responsible for the downfall of the caliphate in the Middle East.
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Throw in another quarter-ton for the 20123 miles of driving we squeezed in and a bit for the snorkeling trip and the heated pool at the funky trailer-park Airbnb, and the bill comes to about 90 square feet of Arctic ice, an area about the size of a pickup truck.
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"Those of us following ISIS closely wondered, as we tracked the threat posed by ISIS-Libya, is it part of a deliberate global plan, so that even if they are squeezed in Syria, they can run their ex ops out of somewhere else?" said Mr. Geltzer, who now teaches law at Georgetown.
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I could take her to treatments and to appointments with specialists, and do all their errands and food shopping — all squeezed in between my son's school drop-offs and pickups and the rest of my own family's schedule — without the impossible and unforgiving daily demands of an office job on top of it.
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Access to such credit tightened in the fourth quarter, and is expected to continue to be squeezed in 2016, as the rate of farmers repaying existing loans slows and the value of their land falls, according to the quarterly farm economy surveys from the Fed banks of St. Louis, Kansas City and Chicago.
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If you blink, you'll miss Hailee Steinfeld these days – she hit up New York Fashion Week with a stop at the Tom Ford show, she was performing on tour with Meghan Trainor, she squeezed in some time to promote the new Crystaldust collection from Swarovski and somehow made a stop at the Toronto Film Festival.
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In May, during an appearance on The Breakfast Club, Warren was stiff when the radio show's hosts broached the subject, trying to pivot to African American issues multiple times before host Charlamagne tha God finally squeezed in a reference to Rachel Dolezal, a sound-bite that would dominate headlines and overshadow Warren's prior, stale responses.
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So after being rocked by Houston last Sunday night — in an unfortunate postscript to the ceremony retiring Derek Jeter's uniform number — Tanaka squeezed in a second bullpen session during the week, made a mechanical adjustment to gain better balance, and moved from the first-base side of the pitching rubber to the third-base side.
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"I should have been a little bit quicker to save him, but it was a heck of a play," Roberts said of Bellinger, whose legs splayed in the air like a wishbone as he landed on his left shoulder on a dugout step but managed to keep the ball squeezed in the mitt on his right hand.
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The annual Prototype festival, now at the heart of new opera in New York, concludes on Sunday, but not before it has squeezed in three performances of this opera based on a new, "unpublished" chapter of the Book of Revelation by the librettist Cerise Lim Jacobs and the composer Julian Wachner, the music director at Trinity Wall Street.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (D-Mont.) told a local NPR station on Thursday that he also expects Perry and Zinke to come up next week — noting they are both noncontroversial — and floated that Shulkin could also be squeezed in.
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Even doofy Dickon Tarly — who hesitantly admitted before the Dothrakis crested the hill that his very first battle at Highgarden was overwhelming and sad — squeezed in a heroic moment by saving Jaime's skin before galloping back into the fray, his survival all but secured by the fact that the episode never checked back in on him through the rest of the fiery chaos.
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And the hard-won reductions in resident work hours do not seem to have satisfactorily reduced burnout or depression among residents, perhaps because hospitalized patients are sicker on average than they used to be, perhaps because patient loads are higher (if you reduce work hours but don't increase the number of doctors, well, you can do the math), or perhaps because of the increasing frustrations and time pressures connected to the electronic health record and documentation, which can take up more than half of some doctors' time, often squeezed in at night or by coming in early.
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