Sentence examples for tense lines from inspiring English sources
That quality evaporates as three soloists — the oboist Ariana Ghez, the flutist Tara Helen O'Connor and the trumpeter David Washburn — brighten the proceedings with their intricately intertwined (if still sometimes tense) lines, and, as Barber makes his way to the light, neo-Classical textures of the Allegretto and the finale.
1. David Adamo's art walks a tense line.
Mr. Ulbricht is the lead gnome; his virtues of brilliant articulation and timing are undercut by his coarse, tense line.
Especially in the finale, the tense line of her neck and shoulders often spoils the work's ebullient serenity.
The side effect of this was to make me notice that her only physical imperfection is a slightly tense line in the shoulders.
Thirty more people waited on foot in a tense line for gas, holding empty plastic bottles normally used for milk or water.
As Scarlett spools out subtly repeating images of violence, he sustains a tense line of ambiguity as to whether Sickert is witnessing or reinventing this material.
As a hospital executive, she navigated the often tense line between a predominantly white-run institution and a suspicious black community.
When Axel Springer, the founder of the German newspaper publishing business bearing his name, laid the cornerstone in 1959 for a high-rise headquarters in Berlin only steps away from the tense line separating East from West, people called him crazy, arrogant or both.
Looking at her face, I note the new earrings beneath her cowl of freshly dyed hair, the remnant of a sunburn on her brow from her trip to Peru, and the tense line of her lips.
