The idea is that passengers will therefore spend less time squeezing past each other.
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The accordion doors of the trolley opened and I climbed through, squeezing past passengers to the ticket puncher.
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Worth well over $230trn, it could, once listed, be the world's most valuable public firm, squeezing past Apple.
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Ms. Spooner gained her vantage point by squeezing past a scrum of journalists outside Henekey's Long Bar, masquerading as an ordinary customer on the arm of a colleague.
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"I definitely have taken home a few both in my belly and in my bags," sixth seed Konta said after squeezing past Vekic in a three-hour thriller.
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The two American strongmen, however, made the most of their reprieve by squeezing past Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson 2 and 1 in the pivotal last match of the day.
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It seems like every season of RuPaul's Drag Race brings at least one queen who hangs onto the competition a little longer than you'd think humanly possible, squeezing past eliminations week after unbelievable week.
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I am all too familiar with the common man's grind of air travel: 20 minutes standing in line, trudging through crowded aisles, hoisting heavy bags into tiny compartments, and squeezing past grumpy people into hard, narrow seats.
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O/U: 49 ABOUT THE SEAHAWKS (5-2-1): Seattle is 3-193 against AFC East opponents, holding off Buffalo 31-25 on Monday night after winning at the New York Jets (27-225) in Week 216.5 and squeezing past Miami (216.8-21) in the season opener.
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Or maybe it was not the injuries, but the composite effect of them: Maybe it was the slow drift in P.S.G.'s performances these last few weeks — their first domestic defeat of the season, at Lyon; being taken to extra time in a cup game by Villefranche, a third-division team; squeezing past Bordeaux, once Cavani had gone.
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The season opened on 29 July with the two top scoring sides in Scotland from the previous season meeting at Parkhead in a Drybrough Cup tie with Celtic just squeezing past Dumbarton 2–1 in front of 28,000 fans.
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Clark earned a second round televised match with Ronnie O'Sullivan at the UK Championship after squeezing past Li Hang 6–5, but was whitewashed 0–6. He knocked out Sean O'Sullivan 4–1 and Mitchell Mann at the Gibraltar Open, before losing 2–4 to Neil Robertson Clark ended the season 75th in the world rankings, but has earned a new two-year tour card through the one-year ranking list.
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Although the competition was much stronger, QL winner SlowChess also crushed League 3, scoring 13/18, 1.5 points ahead of second-place and third- place Igel & Minic. This time, however, there were three engines it was not able to beat. Comparatively the fight for second place was very close, with Igel barely squeezing past Minic on the strength of a head-to-head win. This result will later turn out to have a significant impact on League 2.
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Cork went on to record a comprehensive victory over the Ulstermen in the final and claim a third consecutive All- Ireland victory. In 1944 Cork were again Munster champions, defeating Mick Mackey's Limerick side in the decider. They just about prevented an upset in the All-Ireland semi-final, squeezing past Galway before walloping their old enemy Dublin in the final. Cork were on their best form in that final, and set a record of four All-Ireland titles in-a-row that has never been equalled.
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New entrant SlowChess was the early favorite in the Qualification League because it had shown a great deal of improvement in self- play in spite of being a relatively new engine. It lived up to its billing by dominating the Qualification League, scoring 16 wins in 22 games, including head-to-head wins against all its opponents. Second place was much more fiercely contested, with Roc eventually squeezing past Combusken in spite of losing both head-to-head matches to its rival. Eventual fourth-place finisher Monolith was also in the running up until the last rounds, but it lost both its games against SlowChess as well as a game against Roc which eventually left it 1.5 points behind Roc.
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In the divisional round, the Rams beat the Minnesota Vikings, amassing 374 net passing yards thanks to excellent pass protection, despite 2 sacks for 17 yards lost. Gruttadauria with guards Tom Nütten and Adam Timmerman as well as tackles Orlando Pace and Fred Miller continued to protect Warner effectively in the NFC championship game, squeezing past the excellent defense of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11-6. Though pitted against Warren Sapp and Brad Culpepper at defensive tackle, Gruttadauria and the rest of the line did not allow a sack and gained 258 net passing yards. In Super Bowl XXXIV, the Rams won another squeaker against the Tennessee Titans 23-16, with 407 net passing yards (1 sack for 7 yards lost) and a mere 29 rushing yards.
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Back to green on lap 213, Other than cautions for the stage breaks, the yellow flagged remained out of sight through 350 of 400 laps. Caution flew for the third time when Ricky Stenhouse Jr. made contact with Ryan Blaney and collected Cole Whitt in turn 4. Brad Keselowski made a narrow escape, squeezing past and nearly grazing the inside wall that borders pit road. The race resumed on lap 362, and caution #4 flew seven laps later for contact between Kurt Busch and Jamie McMurray in turn two caused Ryan Newman to run into the back of McMurray coming off of turn two, which ended up causing Newman’s car to start smoking, McMurray was able to make repairs on pit road and remain in the race, one lap down.
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As a doubles specialist, the solidly built Zhang Jun won several international men's doubles titles with compatriot Zhang Wei including the Swiss (1998), China (2001), and Thailand (2005) Opens. However, the majority of his titles, and the most prestigious ones, came in mixed doubles with the formidable Gao Ling. These included consecutive gold medals at the 2000 and 2004 Olympic Games, earned by surviving a number of tight matches, particularly in 2000 when they were on the verge of elimination in the semifinals. In similar fashion, Zhang and Gao captured the 2001 IBF World Championships by squeezing past the brilliant Kim Dong-moon and partner Ra Kyung-min 17-16 in the third game. Zhang's other titles with Gao included three victories (2001, 2003, and 2006) at the prestigious All-England Championships; the Badminton Asia Championships in 2002; the China Masters in 2005; and the China (2002, 2003), Japan (2003), Indonesia (2004), Malaysia (2004, 2006), Thailand (2005), Singapore (2005), and German (2006) Opens.
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