Sentence examples for be a pressure from inspiring English sources
"Fashion can be a pressure cooker," Mr. Altuzarra said.
Furthermore, there will be a pressure on the development plans and public service".
The new FIST apparatus to be set up by McAllister would be a pressure chamber able to hold a vacuum to perform experiments in varying atmospheric pressure.
Another device reported to be a pressure cooker with wires attached to a cell phone was discovered on nearby 27th Street.
They said a similar announcement last week by Bridgestone/Firestone could be a pressure tactic in the company's continuing labor negotiations with the union.
"There seems to be a pressure all the time and there is a great expectation at Newcastle, but there is nothing wrong with that.
It will be a pressure-cooker environment and we'll struggle if we don't get the basics right.
However, Love is a player with enough success and experience to handle what will be a pressure-packed weekend if Woods makes a run.
It should not be beyond the wit and wisdom of top-class players to engage their brains at important moments, even when what is meant to be a pressure-cooker contest is played with the lid off: Dimitri Yachvili, the wonderful Biarritz scrum-half, took all the right decisions yesterday, and also kicked quite beautifully in a difficult wind to steer the Basques to victory.
I'm sure the last few weeks before a once-every-four-years competition must be a pressure-filled time.
