1.   They had to squeeze it off ears.

2.   As they die, some might squeeze off a last shot or two at you.

3.   - and miss, or never squeeze off a shot.

4.   According to Dutch troops who were in the area that night, the gunfire, squeezed off one shot at a time, continued for more than two hours.

5.   Bush promised more actions will follow in the effort to squeeze off the money supply to the global network of terrorism.

6.   Even when their supplies of chemicals are squeezed off, cocaine and heroin producers quickly adapt, experts say.

7.   Everett squeezed off his first few shots as a couple of low-fliers headed his way.

8.   Hundreds of thousands of them have become wealthy, on paper at least, while millions of others have been squeezed off the land.

9.   In the morning, the bunkers are hand-raked, dew is squeezed off the fairways and the greens are rolled smooth.

10.   Instead of handling it as a daily irritation on a Phoenix-area Valley freeway, Schmidt squeezed off eight shots.