1.   They pushed and squeezed their way out of the jute field.

2.   I squeeze my way up and try my key in the battered, irregular door at the top.

3.   And if it should happen to squeeze its way onto the B list, give all credit to the extraordinarily talented Mary McDonnell.

4.   He squeezed his way through the mass of humanity toward his locker, turned around and smiled.

5.   I followed him all around, squeezing my way into pictures people took of him.

6.   In the center of Tonala every Thursday and Sunday, Mexicans in search of bargains squeeze their way among the thousands of market stalls crowding the cobbled streets.

7.   It was like squeezing your way through a live-action version of one of those celebrity-crammed Mad magazine drawings.

8.   Larry Johnson, John Starks or Allan Houston could squeeze his way onto the team, but the competition is tough at forward and guard.

9.   On the banks, sweet gum and saw palmetto trees squeeze their way through the formidable front line of bald cypress.

10.   The national media had largely pulled out of Lexington, N.C., by the time Jeanie Buchanan squeezed her way into the middle-school auditorium last Monday night.