Sentence examples for things intensified from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cohn said: "Things intensified, and we locked into each other as a team.

Things intensified especially in the aftermath of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake; he began to agitate for an investigation after thousands of children died when their shoddily built schools collapsed while surrounding buildings remained intact.

Novell was part one, then things intensified significantly with the Nortel auction, part 2. But part 3 should be the most intense yet, as both Google and Apple are going after the InterDigital patents.

His parents, Tracy and Tim Rodemeyer, say that Jamey faced bullies for years, though things intensified in middle school, according to NBC 2. Jamey recently became a freshman at Williamsville North High School.

Things intensified in 2014, when, as a global society, we began to bear witness to the irreversible amount of cultural cleansing being performed by ISIS in places like Mosul, Raqqa, and now Palmyra.

André Caplet's three Prières have gently roaming vocal lines in the vein of his friend's opera Pelléas et Mélisande; things intensify in the Apostles' Creed, in which the piano especially takes passionate flight.

Will it come to a deal, a settlement, or will things intensify in a way that creates a terrible situation in which you get massacres, which would lead not only to escalation in Iraq, possibly in reaction to these terrible things, but could affect relations with others?

But there was a sense that things would intensify.

That meat is prosciutto, and it's briefly cooked in a bit of oil, which accomplishes two things: It intensifies the ham's salty, meaty flavor, and it makes the prosciutto crisp, turning it into a nice textural foil for the tender pasta, peas and lettuce.

Several people close to the proceedings, which are being held under a press blackout, said the talks had followed a frustrating pattern in recent days, with rapid bursts of progress causing periods of optimism that are then dashed when an unforeseen bump appears to slow things down, intensifying emotions.

In much the same way that the Israeli economy is being choked by the restricted movement of labor, goods and capital, so, too, is that of the U.S. If there is another attack, one can expect the restricted movement of these things will intensify.