"Out of their tension comes good, balanced policy".
Until the project is approved, fans and its backers are directing their tension at Murray.
It takes nearly a day on these trips, John said later, but you always see it: Shoulders drop their tension.
The central source of their tension was not knowing what might happen in the next hour, day, or week.
But their tension was indicated only by distance; when they clasped hands in the end, it was unconvincingly maudlin.
The problem is that these new characterizations drain the forcefully Romantic scenes of their tension and energy.
"The average officer in America, who was tense anyway, their tension and vigilance is going to increase even more.
The source of their tension, the papers claimed, was an affair Stoelker was carrying on with the captain of the Superstars.
Most viewers of the Olympics are aware that Sochi is only a few hundred miles from Chechnya — that's part of what's given these Winter Games their tension.
Their tension, a kind of tradition in Haiti with a revolving door of prime ministers in years past, began spilling out in public.
The two Schubert Impromptus — in E flat and A flat (Op. 90, Nos. 2 and 4) — benefited from readings that deftly and movingly balanced their tension and poetry.
