Under great pressure to perform.
"under the gun" is a phrase commonly used in written English. It is used to describe a situation where someone is feeling pressure to act or make a decision quickly. For example: "With the deadline coming up, we're all under the gun to finish the project."
They are under the gun.
"So I'm still under the gun".
"He's under the gun down there".
But Mr. Gehl was under the gun.
Dissidents and deviants of various stripes were under the gun.
Under the gun Cod's own country Loosening up?
Like their fellow citizens, performers were under the gun.
"Final Fantasy" is animation, which puts it under the gun.
"I'm under the gun now," Mr. Davenport said.
So, again, Mr. Prince is under the gun.
When we feel under-the-gun or anxious, we often turn to food for comfort.
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