Sentence examples for get the intensity from inspiring English sources

"Maybe we've got to get the intensity back.

"To get the intensity right, we have to get the innards of the storm right".

"It was nice to get the intensity where you want it to be, so when he goes out for a real game, he's had that test drive and he's gone around the track a few times," Peterson said.

At parties, it's important to be almost invisible, to catch people when they're oblivious to the camera — to get the intensity of their speech, the gestures of their hands.

Last week, José Mourinho – who was charged with misconduct on Thursday over comments he made about the referee Anthony Taylor prior to the game against Liverpool – admitted Mkhitaryan "has to work more to get the intensity and fitness to play at a high level".

Such forecasts also get the intensity "worryingly wrong," she says.

The problem is getting the intensity high enough to challenge the cardiovascular system.

"Friday Night Lights": This drama about a small Texas town is told through the magnifying lens of high-school football, and I've been told by Texas natives that it gets the intensity right — the pressure of the hopes and expectations that are pinned to the teams' fortunes on the field and on a bunch of unformed teen-aged boys.

"It could add a bit of minerality," says Aske (unsure whether that effect would be physiological or purely psychological), "but it also can hold its temperature without offering the dilution that ice does, so you've still got the intensity of flavour".

No matter how hard you train, you haven't got the intensity and stress levels of a competition.

"There's no other city in the world that's got the intensity of the Old Firm fans and derbies," Murray said.