Sentence examples for tension exploded from inspiring English sources
Racial tension exploded in vicious race riots in 1981 and again in 1985.
That tension exploded into regular protests this year after the police arrested 23 opposition organizers, including two popular figures, Hassan Mushaima'a and a Shiite cleric, Sheik Mohammed Habib al-Moqdad.
Two weeks later, on 6 October, that tension exploded into the killing by soldiers, police and right-wing mobs of at least 46 people.
Despite Gratiot's attempts, the tension exploded into violence a few days later.
When he produced a Catholic heir, the tension exploded, and leading nobles called on his Protestant son-in-law and nephew, William of Orange, to land an invasion army from the Netherlands, which he did.
The tension explodes into violence, and Paul stakes everything on a terrifying plan.
After lunch one Saturday, the tension explodes into a dreadful quarrel with William striking at Melissa, screaming at Rachel, and Madge rushing to their defense.
Then, around midnight Friday, the tensions exploded.
This month, tensions exploded when South Sudan captured Heglig from Sudan.
At times, tensions exploded, and staff members walked out in a huff.
