Sentence examples for become tense with from inspiring English sources

Gilroy, who worked with Mateen at the PGA Golf Club at PGA Village in Port St Lucie, said their relationship had become tense, with Mateen pestering him with up to 20 or 30 text messages each day, and more than a dozen phone messages.

Negotiations on a deal would become tense, with the minister criticizing the company for using 'pressure tactics' to try and get a deal.

With Harry's clear affection and history with Marianne -- along with his inability to shut up, filter his thoughts, or regulate his volume -- things quickly become tense with Harry imposing himself on every aspect of Marianne and Paul's once-relaxing holiday in an attempt to charm or force his way back into Marianne's life.

It became tense, with epithets and pointed celebrations traded throughout the match.

Further oxidation led to vesicle contraction, and the GUVs became tense, with micron-scale pores forming in the bilayer.

Gilroy said his relationship with Mateen had become tense, the gunman pestering him with up to 20 or 30 text message each day, and more than a dozen phone messages.

In the show, relationships with his teammates become tense, and questions arise about loyalty, the cost of fame and keeping one's true nature secret.

In recent weeks the relationship between Ms. Weinberg and the mayor has become tense as Mr. Bloomberg has charged ahead with his plan to eliminate the Board of Education and the teachers' union has proposed less drastic changes.

And Mel's relationship with the sporting director has become tense too.

I become tense, agitated, and start to resent obligations and responsibilities I have with other people.

Its relations with some of the smaller and more extreme splinter groups have become tense, at times leading to open confrontation.