The tail came off and air pressure snapped off the outer wings short of the engines.
Perhaps that pressure will snap the Nets out of their recent malaise, during which they have lost four straight games and five of six.
The notion that a property for sale needs to be blemish-free represents a sharp change from the real estate boom years, when buyers felt pressure to snap up apartments at first sight, harvest-gold fridges and all, or lose them.
The 37-year-old redhead told the magazine that when she welcomed her first daughter Olive in 2007, she felt the pressure to snap back into shape right away, but decided to take her time when it came to shedding the baby weight after giving birth to Elula in August 2010.
About 7 pounds of pressure will snap a collar bone and the entire arm will drop like a load of potatoes.
Investors have been pressuring Snap to grow its user base, but so far the company has fumbled in key areas such as hardware and a much anticipated app redesign, which has had a delayed rollout to the United States.
Unlike steel, they respond to tremendous pressure by snapping.
It is perhaps a wonder that footballers under pressure don't snap more frequently in the face of barracking from the crowd, but it has happened a few times.
"When you go into a corner with high pressure the snap Gs are tremendous – you can't hold your head up," says Yarnold. "It is forced down on to the ice.
Under pressure, Miliband could make snap decisions and was stubborn in his resolve – the attack on Murdoch; the peremptory sacking in November 2014 of the shadow attorney general, Emily Thornberry, for a single tweet that reeked of metropolitan hauteur.
