Sentence examples for frequently tense from inspiring English sources
The crowded home she returns to is frequently tense, she said.
Yet it is but the latest twist in centuries of tangled, and frequently tense, relations between two countries which geography, history and religion have made rivals.
The frequently tense exchanges between Redknapp and Black were lightened before lunch when Redknapp referred to his affection for his late bulldog Rosie, explaining that he had named his Monaco account after her because "I loved her to bits".
And then there's AMC's "Breaking Bad": in 11 episodes over five seasons, Ms. MacLaren has helped create and capture some of the most intense moments in that frequently tense series.
The games were frequently tense, complex, 6+ hour struggles but again and again they ended in draws.
(The music on "Devils Night," incidentally, is frequently superb — tense and springy, with a wit and energy that blows P. Diddy's stale, pompous beats away).
He talked about these disturbing memories with Elizabeth; eventually, he also revealed himself to Martha, pulling off his own disguise, in what may be the most terrifying scene in a frequently very tense show.
On Sunday night, on the street, one of the chants heard most frequently during tense moments with LAPD was "The Whole World is Watching".
Often uneasy, sometimes tense, and frequently characterised by mutual misunderstanding.
In an organization in which the players have frequently been too tense and too cheerless, Sabathia is almost always smiling and almost always making his teammates smile.
I want to," said Shlomo Goldwasser, father of Ehud Goldwasser, slipping frequently into past tense when discussing his son, before correcting himself firmly.
