61.   The defect causes oxygen-carrying red blood cells to become misshapen and unable to squeeze through blood vessels.

62.   The rodents squeeze through the rotting floorboards and gaping holes that riddle the apartment.

63.   The running game is more realistic, with the backs being able to squeeze through holes at the line of scrimmage.

64.   Then you squeeze it through your hands to get the buttermilk off and dredge it in a soft wheat flour, with cornstarch and potato flour.

65.   They can, however, squeeze through tiny gaps, and they love to do the limbo.

66.   Three children breached the barriers by squeezing through gaps in wrought-iron fences.

67.   Those of you who are unable to squeeze through the double door can gather outside by the truck scale.

68.   Typically, when the IPO window is almost shut, only the best companies can squeeze through it.

69.   Two women hovered, arms around his shoulders, squeezing them through his black jacket as if he might otherwise fall over.

70.   Upstairs, the lounge is dim, lighted by a few lamps that shed a soft yellow light and narrow shafts of sunlight that squeeze through the front windows.