Sentence examples for pressure firing from inspiring English sources

Liverpool applied intense pressure, firing in shot after shot.

Yaya Touré's goal came in a sustained spell of pressure, firing in after efforts from Tevez and David Silva had been blocked.

55 mins: Tunisia, who need to win to prolong their stay in Angola, are beginning to apply serious pressure, firing cross after cross into the Cameroonian box.

The 170 ms delay is required for the operating system of the freezer to communicate with the pressure firing switch.

It wasn't, but Murray is there to resume the rally and eventually Verdasco, unable to cope with the constant pressure, fires into the net.

The main drivers identified were climate change, grazing pressure, fire events and cultivation.

A golfer needs all sorts of qualities to be a Ryder Cup star - able to sink putts under pressure, fire flawless irons from the fairway, and smoke drives off the tee.

Using air as an example (which may prompt students to consider concepts such as pressure, fire, balloons, and breathing), the SMA (1924) argued that eliminating barriers between physics, chemistry, and biology revealed the fundamental unity of science; nevertheless, the SMA (1936) recognized that this unity was elusive, and exists "only as an ideal in the mind of the man of science" (p. 23).

Mir's Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS) provided or controlled atmospheric pressure, fire detection, oxygen levels, waste management and water supply.

It's all very well us running the world's largest "Engineering Adventure", promising to share all of the data as we go, and promising to conduct key tests in public, but doing our very first high-pressure firing with the world's media present, when we don't know exactly what will happen - what could possibly go wrong?

When they sense pressure, they fire a stream of nerve impulses; the more pressure, the higher the frequency of pulses.