The meeting took place in tense circumstances.
Making your Met debut in such tense circumstances has to be intimidating.
They appeared reasonably comfortable in understandably tense circumstances as they laid siege to their hosts' goal.
He was warm but quiet, and always busy, working around the clock under the tense circumstances of those days.
So it's like, at the end, and in very tense circumstances, there are these constant judgment calls.
"I always said the middle-order would deliver and they did so today under very tense circumstances.
The grammatical tightness, the purity, the vigor of Miss America's words in such tense circumstances made us doubly proud of our country.
The transcript from the incident shows that communication among the crews was so jumbled in two different languages under such tense circumstances that even when critical information, like the tail number of the suspect aircraft, no one paid attention.
Beryl Bainbridge was born in 1934 in Liverpool into a family in tense circumstances, owing to the discrepancy between her mother, Winifred Baines, who had been sent to a finishing school in Belgium, and her mercurial, often bad-tempered father, Richard Bainbridge, a self-made man who had left school at the age of 10 and was bankrupt by the time his daughter was born.
A8 Protestants Parade in Ireland More than 80,000 members of the Orange Order, Northern Ireland's once-dominant Protestant fraternal group, paraded through Belfast and 17 other towns in tense circumstances to commemorate the triumph of William of Orange over the Catholic James II in 1690.
