Sentence examples for has some pressure from inspiring English sources

Paris also has some pressure.

The next point Murray finally has some pressure on Novak's serve this set as a series of clever shot leads to a Novak error and we're at 30-40.

I'm starting with Adams whose opponent here - a Russian who moved years ago to Belgium and recently moved on to Turkey - has been in the top hundred for years now and is currently the world number 67. White has some pressure along the a file and against e6 but his own d4 pawn is somewhat weak.

Spotify, which raised venture funding at an $8.5 billion valuation, has some pressure to exceed or at least meet this with its public market cap.

You might correct it sometimes when people talk about... having their trapped nerve which implies that it can't move and nothing can be done and you might just explain that it's probably a nerve that has some pressure on it and then discuss the different causes of pressure and some may be alleviated easily and some may not.

Most importantly, while Mars has SOME air pressure, it's nowhere near enough to keep your blood from boiling.

50 min: Ireland, who have been on the defensive this half, finally have some pressure.

"It is important to have some pressure groups in Westminster," he said.

Several readers who spoke sensed that the novel had some pressure of personal commitment behind it, and Coupland confirmed this.

I knew if I joined a big club I would have some pressure, so I am ready for this challenge.

But we now also have information and have some pressure on schools to pay attention to all the different kinds of students within their building In terms of country of origin, the government doesn't collect data on that.