Sentence examples for escape pressured from inspiring English sources

Once the rite of passage for gap-year students and the luxury indulgence of the newly retired, a round-the-world trip is gaining in popularity among young professional couples in their 20s and 30s seeking to escape pressured working lives and the vicious costs of modern living.

He joined a law firm, but cut his ties to escape pressure to become a lobbyist.

Javier Mascherano says the squad needed to arrive in South Africa early to escape pressure at home.

On the very next play, Romo was trying to escape pressure when he was hit from behind by Henry Melton.

One of the Californian's great assets is his quick feet and his ability to get out of trouble, escape pressure and throw on the run.

In Flacco's first two seasons, his big arm was a major asset, and he moved well enough to escape pressure.

Brees was always a good athlete with short area quickness, and his ability to escape pressure and gain yardage with his legs was underrated even as a college athlete.

Betty Capasso, a clinical social worker who works with Access, an organization that matches survivors of air disasters with grief counselors, said that although widows and widowers do not escape pressure to move on, "society gives spouses more leverage".

On Sunday, Strahan will be pitted against a team that ranks among the best at protecting its quarterback, Brett Favre, who has the savvy and moves to get rid of the ball quickly and escape pressure.

However, should his ability to escape pressure continue to be an issue for his surgically rebuilt knee, it's safe to say that much more will be expected of those around him in the Washington Redskins team.

It's hard enough for a player to adjust to the N.F.L.'s speed and strength; it's harder still to teach someone who has relied on his legs to escape pressure to stick around in the pocket long enough to read bewilderingly complicated pro defenses.