Sentence examples for becoming tense from inspiring English sources
Keep doing this until it becomes a second nature to relax every time you notice yourself becoming tense.
ISTANBUL — Talks between Iran and six world powers made little progress on Friday, with a late-night plenary session becoming tense and even acrimonious before an agreement to meet again on Saturday, senior Western diplomats said.
Soon, he had a contract with The New Yorker, with which he maintained an intense relationship for many years — becoming tense, for example, when his editor Roger Angell, who accepted some stories and turned others down, went on vacation.
Updated at 1.31pm BST 12.16pm BST Teams discuss their options The team are hard at work but Adam Fisher has a spare moment to gurn for the camera Photograph: Matt Andrews/Guardian 12.14pm BST Things are becoming tense as the time for demoing hacks approaches.
A horse known for his power and ability, he was also sensitive and, early in his career, prone to becoming tense, making him a more difficult horse to ride.
"We all need help, all the people in our republic," says Ms. Tsutsieva, becoming tense, her face suddenly flushed with emotion.
This is becoming incredibly tense.
The action begins mysteriously to accelerate when Gal shows up with his new girlfriend, Fiona Emma Fryerr), for a dinner party at Jay and Shel's house, a dinner party that shows every sign of becoming a tense and embarrassing disaster.
"There's no doubt that the situation is becoming more tense and more divisive and in need of genuine mediation and other concrete steps by the Haitian actors," said David Lee, chief of the Organization of American States mission here.
