Sentence examples for tensions to come from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ouattara was showing particular strength in the Muslim north from which he comes, a foreshadowing of possible renewed ethnic tensions to come.

Glowing with fitness as she acknowledged the crowd's welcome in the sunshine, yet wearing an expression that unmistakably betrayed an awareness of the strains and tensions to come, she seemed to glisten as she flew over the 10 flights like a swallow skimming a lake in high summer.

I caught up with Lucy Liu to talk about fan and crew reaction to her character, the highs and lows we've seen her go through this season and some partner tensions to come.

There will be plenty of tension to come, plenty of mistakes to be made by all three players.

Signs of tension to come, perhaps?

You will find it easier to tune each string if you loosen the string to flatten the note, then increase the tension to come up to pitch.

Slowly allow the the tensioning pin to come to a rest.

JON LEE ANDERSON: I'm guessing there's going to be a little tension in the days to come.

There's just tons of conflict to follow a lot of tension, beauty, and sacrifice to come.

It may be needed to break tension in shadow cabinet sessions to come.

But tensions have come to roost recently around the question of who gets to live in the Presidio's 1,100 housing units.