Sentence examples for nothing tense from inspiring English sources

There was nothing tense about Reed's dispatching of Mickelson.

There's nothing tense or anxiety-causing in our programming". .

Not surprisingly, the Orangemen (23-7), werewere guaranteed a place in the N.C.A.A. tournament before last night, were relaxed and the Huskies, who were assured of nothing, were tense.

As Mengers says, brilliantly, "There's nothing more present tense than a movie star.

Musharraf insisted that he had meant what he said on January 12th, but his references to jihadi infiltration were carefully articulated in the present tense — "Nothing is happening on the Line of Control" was a preferred phrase, both with Armitage and in public.

So when the police found nothing at Forest Gate, Britain tensed and several Muslim groups threatened to march in protest.

From Ian Garrett's unsettling look while discussing Bourg with Tony to the eerie music underpinning tense moments, nothing is safe or certain.

This new version, it must be said, distinctly improves on the original, whose choppy sentences, many written in the present tense, lose nothing when recast for younger readers.

There was nothing to make you tense up in the scenes of Jack and Locke fighting on the cliff or of boulders rolling around as the island threatened to disintegrate.

Blix reveals nothing new about the tense few months between the Security Council Resolution 1441 of November 8 2002, giving Iraq one last chance to show itself clean of unconventional weapons, and the US ultimatum to Iraq of March 17 2003.

If you feel the situation getting tense and nothing you've tried has worked, get out.