Sentence examples for from the tense from inspiring English sources

A roar from the tense thousands salutes a new champion.

It was a marked change from the tense beginning of the session a month ago.

A vibrant sound suddenly gushed forth from the tense players like blood from an artery. . . .

A local resident said the strike was the work of men from the tense cities of Falluja and Ramadi.

Such forays could provoke a quick and tragic reaction from the tense Indian Army, which is dug into border bunkers.

One of the frictions Gunn was sensitive to came from the tense relation he intuited between subject and poetic form.

Such scenes are a distraction from both the tense monotony of the seagoing life and the deadly earnestness of the anti-whaling life.

How about you?" By the time we reached campus, I was exhausted from maintaining the tense posture.

"What did we do wrong?" some wondered out loud during television broadcasts from outside the tense scene as the country watched.

The narrative shifts from the past tense to the present tense and from the third person to the second person, sometimes within the space of a single sentence.

As Joseph Pequigney notes, "Sonnet 86 is written in the past tense, as distinct from the present tense of the eight previous sonnets, to signal the end of the episode," that is, the Rival Poet series of sonnets.