Sentence examples for kept under intense from inspiring English sources

Any organisation that worked on the deranged assumption that the former Labour Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, was a communist – as some foolish spies assumed in the late 1960s and early 1970s – needs to be kept under intense scrutiny.

The Israelis, for example, like the American woman, were lodged in beachfront hotels before the operation and, afterward, kept under intense observation and given detailed records to be handed over to their doctors back home.

Serving at 5-5, Williams continued to play with disciplined shot selection, looking to keep Azarenka under intense pressure but not wanting to give away any free points.

Michael Bradley was at the heart of their best work, setting the tone with his tenacity in the tackle and his ability to keep possession under intense pressure.

He was kept under review.

Cells were kept under normoxia.

Taylor looked like making it 4-3 when he moved two legs up in the next set, but back came Webster to make it 2-2, and he kept his nerve under intense pressure, aided by some wayward darts from Taylor, to seal victory with double 20.

Maybe I've been lucky, but these people I get to work with are not just highly skilled, they're really humble and they keep their cool under intense pressure.

"As she saw him in the kitchen, she felt an intense hostility to him, which she knew she would have to keep under control".

Death row, where prisoners facing execution are kept in separate cells under intense observation, is also immensely costly.A recent study by the Urban Institute, a think-tank, estimates that the death penalty cost Maryland's taxpayers $186m between 1978 and 1999.

While the German kept a cool head under intense pressure, Hamilton appeared ragged, and a mistake on his first run at pole followed by a slow second lap meant that Rosberg took top honours by nearly four-tenths of a second.