Sentence examples similar to early tense from inspiring English sources

However, from a philosophical point of view, such a claim has had no serious role to play in the debate, even though the assumption of all future contingents being true is in fact what holds in the early tense-logical systems, Kt and Kb, introduced in (Prior 1967, p. 187) and in (Rescher and Urquhart, p. 68 ff).

In earlier, tenser days, the local white people seldom ventured to Po' Monkey's, but in the last decade some have started dropping in.

Early on, tense, he cut a thumb on the blade in his Cuisinart.

Still, Manager Joe Torre said, "I felt we were tense early on".

Mosul Eye recalled the tense early days of ISIS rule on campus — and the debate over Shakespeare.

Just the fact of those three thousand one hundred and ninety miles, if mentioned in the past tense early in the piece, might open the way to a thematic structure.

1.22am BST 16 mins So this is rather tense early on, and you suspect set pieces and attendant errors will play their part tonight.

By late morning and early afternoon, the tense city began to stand down, reopening the airports, river crossings and other transportation links.

The US team got the better of the tense early exchanges, but the Russians took the lead through Datsyuk with half an hour gone.

"Are you rushing or are you dragging?" barks the hard-boiled conductor during a tense early scene from the upcoming US drama Whiplash.

Ms. Romer, the only woman in the inner circle of Mr. Obama's economic advisers, early on had tense relations with Lawrence H. Summers, who, as director of his National Economic Council, coordinates the advice that goes to the president.