This was slightly more laborious for her, and checkout time at E.Leclerc was a precise, even tense, exercise in speed.
In one guise, the group is a tense, precise power trio, often playfully quoting from classic rock.
Though he favors a vapory whisper, he is a tense and precise singer.
The 10-meter air rifle is a tense and precise event usually dominated by the Chinese and women from the former Eastern bloc countries.
The precise roles played by tense, grammatical aspect, and mood in the semantics of the various affixes remain an object of study, especially where Manchu-Tungus is concerned.
The fight will most likely be tense and technical— even elegant a precise fight, potentially perfect to introduce curious-but-skeptical novices to the sport.
His tense, economic prose chimes with the precise, laconic language of soldiers.
I'd like to able to report that The Hunt was a weary hour's slog through slimy forests, but it was the precise opposite, and every bit as jangled and tense as the finest action thriller.
Admirable in its concern about corruption, colonialism and cruelty, it is readable, tense, sometimes horrific and chilling in its precise delineation of brutal crime.
He followed this in 1998 with "Simple Stories," a novel of interlinking narratives that pieced together East Germany's history in the tense wake of reunification, and again had an anxiously precise subtitle: "A Novel From the East German Province".
