51.  The company which owns the cinema never puts any pressure on us to go and see anything.

52.  He says that politicians could put pressure on manufacturers to increase security in their new cars.

53.  A vote for the Greens will put pressure on the other parties to act responsibly.

54.  But the unions have pledged to put pressure on Rover to back down.

55.  Urbanisation has also put pressure on the sewage system.

56.  Nigel Jones, the MP for Cheltenham, says overcrowding is putting pressure on magistrates not to send offenders to prison.

57.  Does this put extra pressure on the team?

58.  The championship race has suddenly become wide open and Middlesbrough are poised to put pressure on the three leading teams.

59.  The result puts pressure on Boro to pick up maximum points from Oxford United tomorrow night and Plymouth Argyle on Saturday.

60.  She has not put any pressure on me to change.