Sentence examples for heightened until the from inspiring English sources

The improvisers move on to "if, then" ("If this unusual thing is true, what else is true?"; in Latin, this is U.C.B.'s motto, "Si Haec Insolita Res Vera Est, Quid Exinde Verum Est?"), after which "game moves" are "heightened" until the scene ends.

In France and Greece, pending elections heightened the tensions of the day.

This only heightened the dudgeon of the American Catholic right.

Equally important is heightened disease surveillance until the global eradication of polio, to find cases which may have been missed in an environment which was until recently polio-free.

Following the extraordinary success of the three previous Harry Potter books, the book's publishers enforced strict secrecy about its contents and required booksellers to keep all copies under wraps until 12 01 a.m. yesterday, heightening the suspense and the pandemonium when the moment finally arrived.

The drama is heightened by the fact that Mr Weidmann was until last year Angela Merkel's loyal economic adviser.

The Americans heightened the pressure.

Nobody was hit, but the shots heightened the tension.

The ruckus heightened interest in the fight in Las Vegas. .

The Korean war heightened the tension.

These anxieties were heightened by the location.