Sentence examples for tension stops from inspiring English sources

If a chain breaks, the release of tension stops the escalator.

It took me a while to work out that running stops being pleasurable – and stops being a release of tension, stops being an escape, an act of discovery and self-discovery – if you're constantly stressing about how fast you're travelling, what you're wearing, what your heart rate is doing.

Keep the tension, stop all thoughts and breathe into the legs.

Biden improvises more on matters of domestic politics than on foreign affairs, and in Kiev he only ad-libbed a poke at Russia's pledge to reduce tensions: "Stop talking and start acting".

Crude stereotypes of oppressed women and bushy-bearded terrorists are, they say, reinforced by an irresponsible media, while barriers such as poverty, lack of confidence and family tensions stop many young Muslims playing their full part in society.

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One theory is that the voltage makes the water molecules line up, creating a "dielectric" tension that stops the bridge from falling.

Although the flexion that puts the frame in tension (flexion stop) may be exceeded by the strength of the leg flexor, the patient feels this stop and therefore encounters no more flexion.

"This trend of creating tension must stop.

But of course, there's nothing like some tension to stop the theorising.

That tension will stop producing much progress if all we are left with is Taylorism in Druckerian clothes.