Sentence examples for suspense created by from inspiring English sources

Which other sport can generate substantial newspaper column inches over the equivalent of the suspense created by five successive maidens?

The storyline used elements of suspense, created by the use of "shared secrets" between Peggy and her daughter-in-law Tiffany Mitchell (Martine McCutcheon), who invented elaborate cover stories to mask Peggy's trips to hospital from her sons and partner.

Suspense is created by the process of giving the audience information that the character in the scene does not have.

Perhaps the most suspense was created by St . Johns forward Kyle Cuffe's game wear: sunglasses and street clothes.

However, within the first few days, feedback from participants indicated that the resulting suspense created significant apprehension among them.

They have now embarked on a tentative romance and the suspense of the novel is created by the question of whether they will manage to meet before midnight.

The publishers thought there were too many tractors, but Steadman argued that the suspense of the story is created by a "tractor ballet", in which the machinery slowly dances closer to its "prey".

Suspense could just as easily and more realistically be created by having the students hand out work at the end of a session.

The new level is created by a story that has more heart, more suspense, and more personal detail than any of Scottoline's previous books.

Mild suspense is created as the post-prandial conversation of the Birling family is interrupted by the sudden appearance of a mysterious inspector with the report of the suicide.

The ensemble playing - by Aidan Kelly, Karl Shiels, Ronan Leahy and Kate Brennan - is so strong and energetic that a sense of suspense is created, despite the known outcome.