Sentences for pressure. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use pressure in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for pressure.
- Her effort ended in a pressure. (10)
- His answer was in the pressure. (10)
- A throbbing pressure answered him. (10)
- I ought to have put quiet pressure. (8)
- I thought she returned the pressure. (6)
- He pressed for a pressure of her hand. (10)
- Pressure is often a sovereign specific. (10)
- For want of pressure to the square moment. (8)
- Must we not speak under pressure of a grief? (10)
- A pressure of intensest sorrow bowed his head. (10)
- He felt a burning pressure behind his eyeballs. (10)
- Bob Pillin felt the pressure of his blood increasing. (8)
- She demands pressure to appear, and great gulps of ale. (10)
- The involuntary pressure was like an illumination to me. (10)
- The dead who had drawn them together withheld a pressure. (10)
- She gently restrained the full white hand in his pressure. (10)
- The weakness is in the yielding, either to persuasion or to pressure. (10)
- Grateful for the pressure of his hand, she gave it a convulsive squeeze. (8)
- The fever in Robert blazed out under a pressure of extinguishing tears. (10)
- The fever in Robert blazed out under a pressure of extinguishing tears. (22)
- He now let Fulkerson have his hand, and they exchanged a cordial pressure. (9)
- The identity of the one was conveyed to her in a bow and a soft pressure. (10)
- The pressure of her fingers was replied to, but the words were not spoken. (10)
- In this the wind pressure was unsteady and the tone necessarily disconnected. (3)
- Then a pressure of brakes, a crunching of wheels and a rattle of coupling pins. (21)
- For some time she bore against the pressure, but her loneliness overwhelmed her. (10)
- She and Matey Weyburn had parted without any pressure of hands, without a touch. (10)
- Emilia took her hand, encouraging the tightening fingers with a responsive pressure. (10)
- She let her hand find his, as they walked side by side, and gave it a little pressure. (9)
- He had an impression of something warm and dry put into it, with even a little pressure. (8)
- He worked at high pressure and needed his bread and meat well seasoned with excitement. (13)
- His question concerning Morsfield knew its answer, and would only be put under pressure. (10)
- The pressure may be bad for literary technique but at all events it forces out the work. (16)
- Bessie sighed in earnest, and her friend gave her hand a little pressure of true sympathy. (9)
- At times their hands interchanged a fervent pressure, their eyes were drawn to an equal gaze. (10)
- At times their hands interchanged a fervent pressure, their eyes were drawn to an equal gaze. (22)
- Of course I know what pressure I brought to bear upon you, but you had no business to mind me. (9)
- If he was not greatly mistaken a gentle pressure on the fingers of his left hand rewarded him. (10)
- Once on the way their hands touched, and he felt a shy pressure from her fingers as they parted. (10)
- Her ears were carefully freed from the pressure of her pillow, for she thought she heard a mosquito. (8)
- This springlike cushion of air gives enough pressure to force the water to any fixture in the house. (17)
- Caroline stood at her piano, turning over the leaves of a music-book, with a pressure on her eyelids. (10)
- His pressure increased, till one day she came to me here and practically put herself under my protection. (8)
- Gyp, uneasy and astonished, stared at her hand, still tingling from the pressure of his bristly moustache. (8)
- I say to myself that I might as well have yielded to the pressure all round me, and gone to work, as Tom has. (9)
- The man of science stated that the malady originated in some long continued pressure of secret apprehension. (10)
- The high-pressure life of the newspaper reader calls for a newspaper made under high pressure and for to-day. (16)
- Are we, in fact, harmonious with the Great Mother when we yield to the pressure of our natures for indulgence? (10)
- And her attraction seemed to be in this soft passivity, in the feeling she gave that to pressure she must yield. (8)
- One little pressure of her hand, carelessly given, made Merthyr better aware of the nature he was dealing with. (10)
- With the pressure of her chest against his own, and her eyes looking into his, Val felt both leg and pocket safe. (8)
- The forbearance he carried farther than most could do was tempted to kick, under pressure of Mrs. Nargett Pagnell. (10)
- He gave an ecstatic pressure of her hand upon his breastbone, to let her be sure she was adored, albeit not embraced. (10)
- For an hour or more he did not speak, though once or twice he moaned, and faintly tightened his pressure on her fingers. (8)
- A contradictory vision of her eyes lifted hungry for his first words, or the pressure of his arm displeased him slightly. (10)
- He takes a small china cup from of the mantel-piece; it breaks with the pressure of his hand, and falls into the fireplace. (8)
- The pressure is so great in these avenues to the public favor that one, two, three years, are no uncommon periods of delay. (9)
- All over the grass the spiders had spun a sea of threads that bent and quivered to the pressure of the air, like fairy tight-ropes. (8)
- Wilfrid locked her fingers in a strong pressure, and walked on, silent as a man who has faced one of the veiled mysteries of life. (10)
- Wilfrid strove to dissociate his recollection of clear daylight from the pressure of the hideous featureless time surrounding him. (10)
- The pressure of walls is wanted to keep the mind within itself when one reads alone; otherwise it wanders and disperses itself through nature. (9)
- The spot was free from the pressure of the other graves, having a little box-hedged garden on the far side, and in front a goldening birch-tree. (8)
- You will have noticed the disposition of common-sense, under pressure of some pertinacious piece of light-headedness, to grow impatient and angry. (10)
- Some frightful pressure must have been exerted on him, and under its weight he made statements so incriminating that he became hopelessly enmeshed. (12)
- Under this pressure the temperature of the water cannot be raised to more than 212 degrees Fahrenheit, for beyond this it boils and changes to steam. (17)
- And benefit for himself, even a small privilege, even the pressure of her hand, he not only shrank from the thought of winning,-he loathed the thought. (10)
- Pressure was put on her to engage herself, and she did so liberally, throwing the burden of deceitfulness on the extraordinary pressure. (10)
- Thus she thought, under pressure of the knowledge, that unless rushing into conflicts bigger than conceivable, she had to do it, and should therefore think it. (10)
Also see sentences for: press, urgency.
Definition of pressure:
- pressure, presh’r, n. act of pressing or squeezing: the state of being pressed: impulse: constraining force or influence: that which presses or afflicts: difficulties: urgency: strong demand: (_physics_) the action of force on something resisting it. | centre of pressure (see centre). (0)
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