How to use "pressure" in a sentence

Recently she'd been under a lot of pressure, both personally and professionally

An ominous pressure seemed to compress the air around her.

Sooner or later word of her ranting's about poltergeists might get back to her daughter in Sacramento, and then the pressure to move to California would become unbearable

He removed other things from the bag too: a length of flexible rubber tubing, a sphygmomanometer for monitoring blood pressure, two small bottles of amber-colored fluid, and a packet of disposable hypodermic syringes.

And if they do pick up our trail somehow, we can put pressure on them to drop it fast

We've lost some pressure in our lines, and we're trying to find the cause of it

The pressure in his chest grew so great that he couldn't get his breath.

"They've lost some pressure in the gas lines

"The cops might be a part of it, at least to the extent that Vince's bosses can put pressure on them

I can feel the weight of it, a pressure in the air..

The fine spray, propelled with tremendous pressure, caught him squarely in the face, across the nose and lips, penetrating swiftly and deeply into the nostrils

Zachariah moved to another bank of computer screens, where Danny Evans's heartbeat, blood pressure, body temperature, and brainwave activity were constantly displayed

Blood pressure's all right