Sentence examples for create a tense from inspiring English sources

Elements of Deus Ex, Bioshock and Dead Space all combined to create a tense and interesting adventure.

I'm thinking the new Scottish border could come in just below Blackpool, slice Manchester in half to create a tense, cold war-like Berlin of the north.

Every new Attorney General brings in his own team, but the scorn that Ashcroft's aides feel for "the bureaucracy" — the career attorneys and employees — has helped to create a tense environment within the Justice building.

Unseasonally warm weather has combined with a lull in shopping in the wake of the Black Friday discount day in late November to create a tense finish to the year's most important retail period.

Paul Stankowski (six under par) also struggled to a 72, making a bogey at No. 4 and a double-bogey at No. 5. Stankowski and Mickelson will be paired together again Sunday; it may create a tense atmosphere after a remark Stankowski made Friday.

Rocker also made derogatory comments about immigrants, gays, young mothers, Asian-American women, ex-convicts and even people with purple hair, causing him to be deemed a racist by some and helping create a tense and rowdy atmosphere in New York this week.

I tell her that I wished she'd included a conversation with a younger woman, beautiful and successful as she had been when young, to create a tenser dynamic.

Keely, had created a tense holiday atmosphere.

Japan was "deliberately creating a tense atmosphere and misleading international opinion," the Defense Ministry said.

No punctuation is used except for periods, creating a tense pacing.

The hate group planned a march to recruit new members, creating a tense standoff between the Klan and counterprotestors.