Sentence examples for put a pressure from inspiring English sources

Scott told the New York Times: "I volunteered to have them put a pressure probe in my skull.

Mr. Oliver put a pressure cooker onto his Aga stove and began heating it with a splash of olive oil.

In seconds, Luke had put a pressure bandage on the man's arm and made a sling out of our turret gunner's scarf.

Eric Anderson, the company's chief executive and president, said the new plans put a pressure on would-be travelers to act quickly.

As human-activities continue to put a pressure on the climate to warm, we will continue to see record global temperatures being periodically set under the current climate regime — especially when natural variability is acting to contribute a warming influence as well (as was the case in 2016).

And if you didn't work hard enough the guards would take you in the bathroom and tie your hands behind your back and put a pressure hose in your face and hold it there until you'd sputter and you couldn't breathe".

Ms. Preston called the current situation "a very dynamic debate that is putting a pressure on our language".

This put a terrible pressure on the household.

Similarly, a decline in productivity can put a downward pressure on labor quality or employment.

These populations put a particular pressure on the management of Turkey's selective humanitarianism.

Let's just put a little pressure on the guy.