Sentence examples for deep pressurise from inspiring English sources
Sit deep, pressurise only when Spain enter your zone, and break fast down the flanks once the full-backs and central midfield have been sucked in.
The Londoners played their usual territorial game, kicking deep and looking to pressurise Munster, and only carrying the ball once they were inside the visitors' half.
Newcastle are living dangerously, dropping too deep as Maccarone and co pressurise, meaning Geremi and Job are enjoying plenty of scraps.
Words that sound alarming abound in the geological literature: 'supercritical' for deep gas like CO2 when it becomes pressurised; 'overpressured' for layers of rock that have higher pressure than their depth would suggest; 'blowout' for when a well leaks gas uncontrollably.
England opened up the field with two wingers, but when Denmark had the ball in defence and their centre-backs split and their full-backs advanced, Theo Walcott and James Milner both dropped too deep and left Wayne Rooney and Bent too much to do when trying to pressurise the ball.
The revelations – based on information buried deep in documents produced by the nuclear industry itself – calls into doubt repeated assertions that the new European Pressurised Reactors (EPRs) will be safer than the old atomic power stations they replace.
Talented youngsters are often not encouraged to study, but are instead pressurised to marry young and have numerous children, which furthers the cycle of welfare dependence.Outsiders are often regarded with deep suspicion, referred as to gadje, meaning non-Roma, with sometimes tragic consequences.
"The prime minister doesn't pressurise me into anything.
The motto for the West should be recognise and pressurise.
Does he or she pressurise you into having sex?
