Sentence examples for tension way from inspiring English sources

I'd actually drawn out the tension way too much and there were no interesting characters.

"That tension goes way, way back to the 19th century, and words like 'dude,'tenderfootot,'greenhornrn,' " said Lauren E. Wilson, a professor of textiles at the University of Missouri-Columbia and a clothing historian who specializes in cowboy gear.

"And you can obviously resolve that tension one way or another.

The people have always been wonderfully engaging, and they seem to be flourishing as tension gives way to peace.

In each of their tangos, tension gave way to voluptuous softness, and powerful overhead lifts melted onto the floor in silken extensions.

NYU's Callanan sums up the financial tension this way: "government would prefer not to pay, and investors would prefer to get back as much as they can".

His first goal was a penalty midway through the opening half and it was his volley, after 70 minutes, when the tension made way for a wave of euphoria.

But once inside the tension gave way to an incredible feeling of exhilaration.

Use your screwdriver to adjust the tension the way you want it.

"Both sides have been raising tensions the way you blow into your balloon, and now they need an excuse for each other to stop blowing so that the balloon won't burst".

In the first of two programs that Hubbard Street Dance Chicago is performing at the Joyce Theater, four works by different choreographers explore this tension in ways both distinct and dispiritingly similar.