Sentence examples for tense points from inspiring English sources

There were a few tense points in the final games.

A handful of tense points later, each ending off Mattek-Sands's racket, the American had taken the tiebreak, 12-10, on her seventh set point, putting herself a set from a massive upset.

Alex Corretja was constructing tense points long enough to require Cliffs Notes this evening, but the 15,000-seat stadium at Roland Garros was as sparsely populated as a Wyoming whistle-stop.

You can become more flexible the same day, if your masseuse is able to release tense points in your muscles.

"Do you feel 17?," one senior asks another, at a particularly tense point in the season.

And this week, as the first detainee trial since President Obama took office opened, the question of access for journalists has become a particularly tense point of dispute.

One such team hit a tense point last April, when three European climbers fought with a group of local guides between two camps.

At another tense point early in the interview, Wallace produced a copy of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's indictments of 12 Russian military intelligence officers from Friday.

It is all happening, though, at perhaps the most tense point of the season, with one game remaining and the season at stake.

Cohle's unsanctioned visit to Tuttle is perhaps the episode's most engrossing scene; a tense, pointed conversation between two people silently attempting to suss each other out.

The crowd clapped in rhythm before each tense point during Robredo's unlikely escape against fifth-seeded Juan Carlos Ferrero, 7-6 (5), 4-6, 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (1).