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Examples for "squeak through"
Examples for "squeak through"
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Go too slow, and you're forever lurching forward trying to squeak through yellows.
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The Slovak will miss the next game should his side somehow squeak through.
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Spurs would squeak through with a late Christian Eriksen winner.
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Travis Konecny bothered Lundqvist just enough in front for the puck to squeak through.
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I'll be lucky if I squeak through at all.
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And despite all the wailing-guitar attitude, they only squeak by as atmospheric enhancement.
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I subdued Fox's bark into a squeak by pulling his ears.
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I don't know how I'd manage to squeak by without my salary from the shop.
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An animal's habitat is defined by the range of environments that allow it to squeak by.
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If we place twenty dogs a year, which is about what we average, we squeak by.
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This at a time when most media companies are hoping to squeak by with even small increases.
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We're managing to squeak by without you.
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That was a miserable winter, but I managed to squeak by, and in the spring of 1941-
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Maybe enough to squeak by?
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I knew from Gatlin that her family was just managing to squeak by on Dave's coaching salary and the spasmodic returns from their part-time jobs.
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I am watching my fiancee, a 28-year-old, fourth-year astrophysics student, begin to squeak by and then withdraw from courses because of her increasing online time.
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Kansas State got 18 points from guard Justin Edwards, including four free throws down the stretch, to squeak by South Carolina State 68-66.
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One rape charge fell apart in pretrial, so he squeaked by there.
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Sneakers squeaked by on either side of her, everyone heading for the buses.
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It's a proud Potter tradition, squeaking by in school.
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It's The Big Squeak by Teresa Bass, a unique take on the trad Film Noir.