Sentence examples for highest tension from inspiring English sources

What was the moment of highest tension for you in this performance of "Giselle"?

All in all he was "a bundle of nerves all strung to their highest tension".

Any first-time producer knows to cut away at the moment of highest tension, to keep the audience on tenterhooks, ready to tune in next week.

Mr. Kerry is arriving at the moment of highest tension between the two countries since Pakistan, given little choice, formally broke with the Taliban and allied with the United States just after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

Georgia has always been the point of highest tension between the United States and Russia, even as they negotiated on such subjects as Iran's weapons programs, the war in Afghanistan and nuclear nonproliferation.

Or the time he got into a nose-to-nose argument with a stern gnome of a male judge only to utter at the moment of highest tension: "Judge, are you attracted to me?" "I really like this guy," Mr. Spader said, sitting in a hotel room during a recent visit to New York, his words following the slightly off-meter rhythm he has employed to great effect in his characterizations.

Alley, High Tension Road, and so forth.

Or Melbourne's High Tension?

It's a moment of high tension.

"There's high tension," allows McHale.

Welcome back to the gripping, high tension of the Premier League.