Sentence examples for tense words from inspiring English sources

One resident who is critical of the bike lane, Tony Masella, apologized to Ms. Ching afterward for the tense words.

Peter Foster, writing in the Telegraph, thinks the tense words that were exchanged during the week are a sign Washington still "asserts itself as the dominant partner".

Police formed a human barrier to cordon off the group on the seafront and as far-right demonstrators marched past, tense words were exchanged over officers.

Marcelo Carrusca and Bruno Fornaroli shared tense words and soon it got physical, with firebrand forward Harry Novillo kicking out and Mauk at the centre of the tussle.

People close to the former vice president, who has exchanged tense words with Mr. Clinton about how the presidential campaign was waged, said that Mr. Gore was unnerved by Mr. Clinton's conduct in his final days in office.

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Instead, after our neighbor left, it turned into a messy interchange with some tense words, tears and recriminations, ending with a letter of apology to the neighbors -- and a few hours later, my own verbal apology to the kids for overreacting to normal shenanigans.

But "won" is such a past tense word.

Younger writers use more downbeat and past-tense words than older writers who use more positive and future-tense words.

Fluent in the language of loss, the Fishers still talk about Mr. Fisher in the present tense with words like, "He's always smiling".

The cumulative frustration of facing three of baseball's elite pitches in four games was expressed in the tense, clipped words of Manager Terry Collins after the final game in the sequence.