Sentence examples for get a bit tense from inspiring English sources

Because when we're inside, things sometimes get a bit tense".

I do get a bit tense if I haven't posted on Instagram for a day.

What with carrying that around all day and all the other stresses in life such as diving into the Thames to swim 1,500 metres, which I will be doing today for Leukaemia Research, it's not surprising we get a bit tense, slouched and generally lacking in fizz and sparkle.

Cattle in new surroundings get a bit tense and stressed out, and they may try to find their way out of your corrals to get back home.

10.56pm: The captain is sick, and it's all getting a bit tense.

For me, I could get up and leave if I felt things were getting a bit tense or thick.

"Got a bit tense that, didn't it?" he nods after the latter comes to an end.

The Windies were cruising with Chris Gayle at the crease, but when he departed for 50-odd things got a bit tense.

"The Wrexham fans really believed they were going to get the [aggregate] equaliser and it got a bit tense at the end, but we deserved to go through.

Plus, things have gotten a bit tense since his father remarried for the third time and sired two more (and much younger) heirs.

"Then we were hanging on at the end, not necessarily through some good play by Norwich, I must thought we got a bit tense at the end.