Sentence examples for getting a bit tense from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

"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.

Things got a bit tense when I mentioned I was from Vice.

The Perry campaign hasn't held a media availability with reporters since Sept. 21, and things got a bit tense last Saturday when one reporter tried asking the candidate a question.

During his interview, things got a bit tense after Todd asked Kennedy a follow-up question to confirm her support for Clinton's decision to run and Kennedy tersely replied, "Yeah, I just said that".