Sentence examples for pressure shoot from inspiring English sources

No one would claim that the Lammermuir Hills are Scotland at its most spectacular, and anyone who dislikes wind turbines would see their blood pressure shoot up here.

Roger, who had been feeling cool and even-tempered in his silk knickers, felt his heart rate and blood pressure shoot up.

"Getting these calls makes my blood pressure shoot up," Mr. Ezzell, 31, said, adding that he plans to vote for Mr. Gingrich.

"The truth, which made his blood pressure shoot up as he admitted it, was that she craved the extreme violence of David's presence, and that she threw her son into the bargain".

His blood pressure shot down.

When you're faced with a pressure shot, distracting yourself from the task at hand is helpful.

Rashford raced clear before squaring for Jesse Lingard who, under pressure, shot low and was denied by Darren Randolph's outstretched leg.

Living in SoHo for decades has taught Sean Sweeney how to urge people to hurry up in several languages, though not without his blood pressure shooting up.

Mr. Arevalo wept as he told of having to take his mother, who has diabetes, to the hospital because her blood pressure shot up after the flood.

Did he feel any pressure shooting one of the first features in the Lingala language, to make something a little more serious?

At 32 weeks of pregnancy, she developed a condition called pre eclampsia, in which her blood pressure shot up and could not be controlled.