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"All their bowlers bowled really well, really put the pressure on us and next time we've got to find a way to manage that."
Source: https://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/cricket/australia-attempt-to-move-on-from-nagpur-debacle-c-9728537
A wayward tee shot on the 11th hole saw him drop his first shot of the day, followed by another at 13, but as the chasing pack gathered behind him to put the pressure on, he made two birdies in his final five holes to close out victory.
Source: https://www.thejournal.ie/tom-mckibbin-wins-2023-european-open-2-6085362-Jun2023/
"Let's put the pressure on the railroads now to show us that they care and that they're going to be responsive in terms of the length of the trains and the impact they'll have on those communities," said Sen. Dick Durbin.
More strong highlights with runs from Captain Adam Conybeare, debutant Isaac Sweetland, and Prop George Inoke the Oaks put the pressure on in the second half.
"We give more and more credit for what we have done these years, we have done many things, but I said to the players 'you have to put the pressure on yourself, to be recognised as something good you have to win Europe'."
“We kind of let Ottawa do the hard work and put the pressure on Paramount Prince.
“We wanted to proactively put the pressure on and give ourselves the numbers to be able to move and shift defensively anywhere we wanted.”