1. He managed to squeeze through the crowd at last.

2. I managed to squeeze through a gap in the hedge.

3. And even more amazing that he can still squeeze through chimneys and central heating air vents in tower blocks.

4. Freddie managed to squeeze through a gap in the fence and run away.

5. She used to squeeze through the fence and bring me her bones.

6. You can squeeze through sideways.

7. Everyone was trying to squeeze through a narrow door.

8. A 70 - pound octopus can squeeze through a hole as small as a dollar coin.

9. A group of people were trying to squeeze through the narrow corridor.

10. OK, son, squeeze through.

11. There was just enough room for me to squeeze through.

12. Often divers would squeeze through openings in the gun turrets.

13. He had to go on all fours to squeeze through the opening.

14. Many break-ins are carried out by youngsters who can squeeze through tiny windows.

15. Twenty years ago this road was overgrowing with alders, but you could still squeeze through.

16. Police barricades are set up to allow one lane of traffic, each way, to squeeze through.

17. There was a narrow opening, just big enough for us to squeeze through.

18. A cat uses its whiskers to determine if a space is too small to squeeze through.

19. As blood flows through the blood vessels,(Sentence dictionary) small molecules as waste products squeeze through the holes.

20. Last fall, after 18 attempts to extend the production tax credit, Congress, in one of its final acts before adjourning, allowed a one-year extension to squeeze through.

21. If I asked, she would sprinkle her magic flower pollen on me to make me small, and we would squeeze through the crack in the front door and go off into the woods together.

22. There is a gap between those cars we can squeeze through.