Sentence examples for tension escalated from inspiring English sources
A few days later, Mrs. Zegerman found an unopened box of rat poison near the potted phlox beside her welcome mat, and the tension escalated from there.
The tension escalated in 1998, when Wasserman published a lengthy introduction to a reissue of Marx's "Communist Manifesto" by the Marxist historian Eric Hobsbawm.
But tension escalated as Ferguson grew to feel he was not properly compensated for efforts that were providing ever greater rewards for those above him.
US embassy officials in Baghdad sided with Blackwater rather than the state department investigators as tension escalated between Richter and Blackwater in August 2007, the Times reported on Monday.
As the capsule ascended to the edge of space and the tension escalated, so the audience watching on YouTube also grew and the chatter on social media got louder.
Tension escalated in the late 1990s when Islamist radicals took over two villages in Dagestan, declaring sharia law and chasing away both local government and the police.Sufi leaders, who had exercised a virtual monopoly over religious life in Dagestan and enjoyed official backing after the end of Soviet rule, saw the rise of Salafism as a threat.
The tension escalating with every stroke, del Potro saved three of them.
With gasoline prices surging, Middle East tension escalating and interest in electric cars increasing, some consumers are questioning their faith in internal combustion.
Anger can get out of control when tension escalates between you and the person who hurt you.
Tensions escalated in the Senate and House chambers.
