He also puts the pressure on Melissa to fix things.
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On a one-on-one date, Rachel puts the pressure on Eric.
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"It puts the pressure on legislators in other states," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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And, you know, it really puts the pressure on Ginsberg to stay as long as possible.
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If you're a celebrity, however, it's not just your nosy great aunt who puts the pressure on.
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President Trump puts the pressure on Obama, asks why he didn't do anything to stop Russian meddling pic.twitter.
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"If I verbally express to a police officer, 'This is live,' that puts the pressure on them," Mr. Cochran said.
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"Sephora puts the pressure on brands — they really 'encourage' reviews," an anonymous beauty industry source told Wischhover at the time.
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This also puts the pressure on other leagues' mobile viewing product like NFL Sunday Ticket – which pays basically zero attention to their mobile streams.
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Now, Paul's tweet only complicates the matter further — and puts the pressure on Mitch McConnell to deliver a final bill that's acceptable to his members.
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This puts the pressure on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who has fought House and Senate Democrats over the possibility of subpoenaing high-profile witnesses.
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If Republicans finally give Democrats their "common sense" gun reform, it puts the pressure on the Democrats' policy to prevent mass shootings or further terrorist attacks.
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On a call with analysts on Thursday, Co-President Pete Nordstrom said the weeks-long promotional events held by its competitors are "what puts the pressure" on Nordstrom.
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That puts the pressure on Rubio and Kasich to prevail over Trump in winner-take-all contests in their delegate-rich home states of Florida and Ohio, respectively, in order to stay in the race.
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If you're considering a laptop or a tablet, a $500 iPad (with keyboard) that tries to do both certainly puts the pressure on Microsoft's Surface Go. Apple's entire 10.2-inch iPad site is also dedicated to its benefits over a computer.
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That puts the pressure on hardline Brexiteers: If they want a Brexit, the best vehicle might be to go ahead and support the Brexit deal they despise — or risk a second referendum or an even closer relationship with the EU in the future.
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When Martinez hesitates on taking the job (it's basically a death sentence), Gaviria is so desperate to fill this position that he puts the pressure on Martinez by informing him that his son has just accepted an offer to work for the Search Bloc.
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If we can begin to move more gas, LNG, to Western Europe, and if you could move gas along the southern route, this Trans-Caspian gas line into Italy, you now have two solid sources of gas into Europe, which then I think really puts the pressure on Germany to not be solely reliant on Russian gas and continue to feed money into the Russian bear.
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A known womanizer, he flirts with one of the young actresses, Kizashi. Rei gets upset and quits. Only days from the opening performance his producer puts the pressure on.
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If he is dead. # Kept Women Can't Quit (1960) William Morrow and Company, September 1960 An armored car is robbed while one of the two guards are inside having donuts and coffee and ogling the waitresses; and when Police Detective Sgt. Frank Sellers catches one of the robbers, he is accused of pocketing the loot for himself. Naturally, he puts the pressure on Donald to solve the case for him, gratis, and get him off the hook.
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In Vietnamese custom, the dead are often buried and therefore puts the pressure on land near the city, especially a large city like Ho Chi Minh City. Burials at the cemetery ceased in January 2011, with the Department of Natural Resources and Environment and Binh Tan District authorities planning to relocate the site's 70,000 graves to another location. The present site is intended to be redeveloped as a residential area.City's largest cemetery to turn into residential quarter , The Saigon Times, 5 January 2011.
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However, in 1953 and 1954, three de Havilland Comets crashed without explanation, which led the Air Ministry to demand that the Britannia undergo lengthy tests."Giant Bathtub Puts the Pressure on Turbo-Prop Airliner." Popular Science, 167(4), October 1955, p. 112. Further delays were attributed to teething problems with the engine resulting in the loss in February 1954 of the second prototype, G-ALRX, caused by a failed reduction gear that led to an engine fire and the aircraft landing on the mudflats of the Severn Estuary.
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