squeeze past

And people had to squeeze past him to get on and off.

Small streets in the area mean the 65-metre blades have to be carried pointing upwards - helping them to squeeze past buildings, trees and lamp-posts.

Despite the orange flashing lights and 'do not pass' message displayed on the screen in the back of their car one driver still tries to squeeze past, leaving Tom and George to exchange a few choice words.

When the sun shines, families hurry around in search of ice cream, cars squeeze past pedestrians on narrow lanes and people dodge greedy seagulls that are eager to snap up any pasty left briefly unattended.

After begging for left-wing votes to squeeze past Marine Le Pen in last year’s presidential runoff, Macron and his top aides have routinely painted the left and the far-right as equivalent threats to the Republic.