Sentence examples for applying pressure from from inspiring English sources
They articulated their strategy as one of applying pressure from below and negotiating at the top.
Four miles away, on the second floor of a South Austin office building, Michael Crosno is working on the same issues by applying pressure from the outside.
When the Penguins begin a rush into their zone through the center of the ice, they are met by two or three Wings with the others applying pressure from behind, surrounding the puck carrier, reducing his options, channeling the play wide or otherwise extinguishing the threat before it has started.
"But I'd say he's one of four or five bowlers that have bowled well in unison this year and the reason we've done so well this year is we're applying pressure from both ends and no team is getting easy runs against us".
Ideally, this plan would benefit from the opening of a second front on Philip's eastern frontiers with Flanders and Boulogne – effectively a re-creation of Richard's old strategy of applying pressure from Germany.
Favre also provided intelligence and military maps to the Spanish concerning the activities of not only the Americans, who were applying pressure from outside the jurisdiction, but also rebels along the Pearl River and nearby coast.
He applied pressure from outside the system, not from within it.
"We are going to apply pressure from multiple directions until they surrender or we get the last of them".
"We are going to apply pressure from multiple directions until they surrender or we get the last of them," one senior military official said.
In 1994, with some deftly applied pressure from Louisiana's senior senator at the time, J. Bennett Johnston -- Betty Hertzog's cousin by marriage -- Congress created the Cane River Creole National Historical Park.
Thomas said the Jets try to apply pressure from everywhere — up the middle and outside — although they seem to have the most success plunging through the middle, where Thomas, DeVito, Marques Douglas and Turner are usually stationed.
