squeeze something out of somebody

She was dead already, poor thing, all the life squeezed out of her.

But he wasn't the one who'd just had the air squeezed out of him.

I could squeeze the very life out of you with no effort at all.

"People are looking to squeeze another hour out of their day."

It is squeezed out of its own world into some other.

It felt as if the words were being squeezed out of me despite myself.

These days, she was squeezing the best out of life.

Two guys trying to squeeze blood out of a rock.

However, he had been squeezed out of the company and was looking for new projects.

He might speak English, but it had to be squeezed out of him.