Sentence examples for all that suspense from inspiring English sources

What's great about the show is that even as it builds up all that suspense, it then often finds surprising ways for the bomb to go off.

So whatever that thing is--the shape of the film, the way it has all that suspense in it, and so on--as an actor, I'm not terribly aware of that as we shoot.

MELBOURNE — So, after all that fuss, sweat and suspense — after late-night finishes, medical timeouts and a major upset of Serena Williams — the 2013 Australian Open will look like business as usual in the tennis history books.

She expresses that suspense in all the seemingly random and eccentric dashes in her work that Higginson corrected.

Romance and suspense and all that.

The best picture carries all the suspense of your average "ColdCase" ending.

Unfortunately, with Europe still controlling an excessive voting share, the outcome has all the suspense of a Soviet-era election.

Instead the mystery has all the suspense and intrigue of a less-than-groovy episode of "Scooby-Doo".

The birdie on the 17th gave O'Meara eight skins and $405,000 over two days and removed all the suspense from the final hole -- a skin worth $200,000.

Even if the Gore and Bush caravans roll remorsely on, crushing all before them; even if next year's primaries have all the suspense of a seaside Punch and Judy show; even if neither candidate puts a foot wrong (and that makes a lot of even-ifs), the American political scene has seldom been so open to change.

For reasons both of critical responsibility and of sanity, I think this is as far as I should go with the plot, which has all the suspense of an algebraic equation.