Sentence examples for to add to the tension from inspiring English sources
To add to the tension, our group is directed further underground through a series of tunnels.
And just to add to the tension, they are joined on this momentous occasion by a television crew, and the designer and presenter Kevin McCloud.
To add to the tension, there was something genuinely unexplainable happening on the massive screen behind Cruz, which showed images of the waving American flag and the U.S. Constitution.
To add to the tension, the TUC is promising that the publicity stunt will involve "deckchairs" (contraptions that may have occasionally excelled as props in comedic turns) ahead of delegates debating the full gamut of leftwing touchstones, from unemployment to austerity and transport.
To add to the tension, the weather was appalling and on lap four of 50, with Schumacher leading Hill, three crashes brought out the safety car.
To add to the tension, the IIF - which agreed the broad terms of the deal - has refused to say how much Greek debt the members of its steering committee hold.
Sir Alex Ferguson, the Manchester United manager, has refused to add to the tensions ahead of the first meeting between his captain Patrice Evra and Liverpool striker Luis Suárez since the Uruguayan's racism ban.
To add to the tensions, some Eastern European nations are eager to speed up entry into the euro zone, those countries that use the euro, which has provided a shield for weaker economies like Greece and Ireland.
These budget pressures also seem quite likely to add to the tensions between Congress and the Pentagon over the best balance between supporting the troops fighting insurgencies and developing weapons that might be needed in larger wars.
"Anything less than unequivocal support -- especially given lingering differences with Qatar over the Muslim Brotherhood -- was likely to add to the tensions".
To add to the increased tension within the country, the war in Syria is threatening to create a wider regional conflict, with Iraq and Lebanon being sucked in.
