Sentence examples for get the tensions from inspiring English sources
"We must make sure that we get the tensions that have arisen recently under control," Gorbachev said.
The former leader of the Soviet Union said: "We must make sure that we get the tensions that have arisen recently under control".
Speaking on Saturday at an event in Germany marking the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall, the former statesman said, "We must make sure that we get the tensions that have arisen recently under control".
7. Fix the top fabric using the same order of stapling as for the calico, taking care to get the tension even.
"We have to do something to get the tension out of here," State Senator John A. Kissel, a Republican from Enfield, said at the end of Tuesday's tour.
The president of the European council, Donald Tusk, says that, what with the Brexit shock and Theresa May's snap election, our political events have been directed by Alfred Hitchcock – cheekily quoting the celebrated director's maxim that a good film should start with an earthquake and then get the tension to rise relentlessly.
A common exercise to get the tension correct and let the strings settle is to firmly but gently pull the strings away from the neck of the violin, pulling out that slack to flatten the strings, and then tuning them again.
You've got the tension, the viscerality of the body even when she just stands there.
For the first year all she did was work on pockets – getting the tension right between a piece of lining and some wool fabric.
We have got the "tension" covered, but not the "sexual"; at this point, I don't think the Guardian's own malevolent Cilla Black impersonator needs to worry about buying a new hat.
