| I mean to say, a sick half-sister that no one had heard a squeak out of for years? |
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| Another time, my body was pelted by dime-sized hail as I ran through blinding rain in an attempt to squeak out one last mile. |
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| In recent weeks, some polls have indicated that Mr. Chávez will squeak out a victory in the recall. |
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| But I have no apologies for the audible squeals I unknowingly squeak out whenever I see her on screen. |
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| The Yankees managed enough offense, despite their base-running mistakes, to squeak out a victory. |
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| But I am going against the trend and predicting that Santorum will squeak out another surprise victory. |
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| But when the Star reported on the problems that immigrant and ethnic professors were experiencing in receiving tenure at the University of Toronto, there was hardly a squeak out of them. |
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| If they played 10 times, the Giants might squeak out four wins. |
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