Sentence examples for pressurised of from inspiring English sources

A sporting catastrophe for the French, although in some ways also for the Germans, who had more than played their part in a stone-cold classic, launched one of the greatest comebacks in World Cup history with two stunning goals in the most pressurised of situations, and (whisper it) were probably the better team, both on the night and overall.

One youth worker I spoke to complained of police intrusion into his work, of being pressurised to reveal details about his clients and to breach his professional code of confidentiality.

The cabin has features to reduce traveller fatigue such as a quieter interior and higher pressurisation than previous generation of aircraft; the A380 is pressurised to the equivalent altitude of 1520 m up to 12000 m.

The inside of an A320 is pressurised to the equivalent height of about 8,000 feet.

"There is no question of Taylor having acted on those instructions, but the episode raises some important questions as to how many other England managers were given the same instructions and therefore felt pressurised to limit the numbers of black players selected to play for the national side.

The air is then stored in a set of tanks with a total volume of 42,000 litres, and the water, with its heat load, is put into two tanks that have, in total, about a quarter of the volume of the air tanks.At the moment, this device can store 700kWhr of energy, but that should rise to 1.1MWhr when (as is the plan) it is pressurised to 300 atmospheres instead of the current 200.

Due to this, online service providers and retailers feel pressurised to satisfy the multitude of end-user expectations.

These women tend to be socially and culturally isolated and are likely to be pressurised to meet the needs of their family.

Many artists felt pressurised to fill the entire capacity of a CD and the overlong album was born.

Pressurised injection of the particles to the bottom of the bed allowed the introduction of solid reactants in a simple and controlled manner.

Fracking allows energy firms to tap once unreachable supplies of methane and oil beneath the Earth's surface by fissuring shale rock thousands of feet below ground with a highly pressurised elixir of water, silicon sand, and chemicals like benzene and formaldehyde.