"above tense" is not an expression that is used in English.
It is not a grammatical term, nor is it an idiomatic phrase. If you are looking for a sentence structure that includes the words "above" and "tense," you might use a phrase like, "Above all else, the tense atmosphere put us on edge." In this sentence, the word "above" is being used as an adverb to emphasize that the tense atmosphere was the most important element of the situation.
McClure also interrupted him leading to the above tense and expletive filled exchange between McClure and Sacca, which someone surreptitiously recorded and posted to YouTube.
The first appear in a higher position than the latter, i.e. "epistemics and deontics are interpreted above Tense and Aspect, while circumstantials are not"; additionally, they show differences in their orientation (Hacquard 2006: 114).
But aides and friends also attest to his sense of humor and say he is not above puncturing tense meetings at the Justice Department with his imitation of Montgomery Burns, the misanthropic nuclear power plant owner on "The Simpsons".
It's appearing here in the New York premiere of "Tense Dave" (above), which promises to be a dance-theater piece that travels through a strange and fractured world of fears, paranoia and unfulfilled fantasies.
Prior issued a warning against regarding the above interpretation of the tense calculus within the l-calculus as 'a metaphysical explanation of what we mean by is, has been and will be': the l-calculus, he said, is not 'metaphysically fundamental'.
Participants who intended to tell the child about the donation when it was older were asked the same questions as above but formulated in the future tense.
Updated, 1 23 p.m. Sunday | In a tense showdown above the East River, the police arrested more than 700 demonstrators from the Occupy Wall Street protests who took to the roadway as they tried to cross the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday afternoon.
In a tense showdown above the East River, the police arrested more than 700 demonstrators from the Occupy Wall Street protests who took to the roadway as they tried to cross the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday afternoon.
It starts with the players shadowing each other so that a small figure constantly blurs and slides into itself; this develops into a tense middle episode above a low drone, then blossoms into music that at times recalls Tippett's greatest string writing.
But shockingly -- read it again -- John Kyl's statement above is in the present tense!
Most of his arguments use the future tense: the referendum was above all, he said, about "people who could come to settle here".
