Sentence examples for some suspense from inspiring English sources
Watching him recover gave the match some suspense.
There was some suspense among those final seven outs.
The court's response to the Constitution had been a matter of some suspense.
Since the film lacks a surprise ending, some suspense is sacrificed.
But like many things in New York City, the day carried some suspense.
Despite the "Producers" juggernaut, there are still a few categories with some suspense.
Her search to discover her past takes her to Denmark, Holland and back to France, and includes some agreeable suspense, a great deal of violence, some rather vague leftwing politics and some narrative holes.
Some mild suspense is introduced when a character promises to talk about something at greater length, but a bit later.
Because only two actors are playing the four central roles (they are usually doled out to pairs of approximate look-alikes), the production generates some nifty suspense.
Jaws, the book, was a middling thriller with some fine suspense sequences, and not highly rated when it was published in 1974.
