squeeze through

No human being could have squeezed his way through it.

He squeezed through it and stood waiting on the other side.

The man squeezed through the hole and came over to the children.

Knowing the risk, he began to squeeze himself through the opening.

He had to squeeze through the small space between a beam and the car, then move to the other side, as if nothing happened.

It would be easy to squeeze through an opening like that.

At one point she and the professor had to squeeze through broken rock.

He squeezed through the gap, and saw David waiting for him.

Maybe I was being squeezed through a tube and would come out someone different.

We had to squeeze through the door, there was so much trash.

It was just large enough for her to squeeze through, but the drop to the ground was more than twenty feet.

Moving quickly, he opened the gate just enough to squeeze through, and then closed it gently behind him.

"Do you think we might make a hole big enough to squeeze through, then investigate the other side?"

Finally, they reached a small hole Kerrigan could barely squeeze through.

When the door released, he pulled it back slowly, just enough to squeeze through, and then swung into the hallway.

One man from inside squeezed through just before they had the gate in place.

"I'll have to see if it will squeeze through, too."

There would be just enough space for him to squeeze through, provided he was willing to risk the skin on his shoulders.

She moved to the side, waited until the opening was just wide enough to squeeze through, and leaped into the cell.

"A foot and a half, narrow but enough to squeeze through, I think."