Sentence examples similar to turning tension from inspiring English sources

"They were fighting furiously for us not to give it up, but we were able to turn tension into opportunity".

He joyfully galvanized everyone with dance and turned tension and hate into laughter and smiles: he is certainly a young hero.

One of the most expansive sides on the continent were restricted to two penalties and a free-kick over 180 minutes of the quarter-final and, while Oscar Cardozo's 69th-minute goal awakened fears that Benfica could replicate Bayern Munich's recovery at Old Trafford 24 hours earlier, the magic of Torres turned tension into triumph.

Notice two adjustment knobs on this tool: 1) Tension and 2) Weld Time Adjust the tension by turning the tension knob clockwise to increase tension, counterclockwise to decrease tension.

If the bike is having trouble up shifting (shifting to smaller rings; chain sticks too close to the larger cogs) then loosen the cable tension by turning the tension screw clockwise in a small amount.

The tension control lever, which is turned to release tension when installing a new blade.

Most machines tensions are tightened by turning the tension knob clockwise (see your owner's manual for the location of this dial).

Conversely turning the tension knob counter-clockwise loosens the tension.

As I learned to navigate my newfound motherhood amid tangles of tubes and wires and monitors, I uncovered the gift of turning the tension into thanksgiving.

There are many novels about war, most from the battlefield where there's page-turning tension and drama.

Turning to tensions between the U.S. and Iran in the Persian Gulf, Trump suggested American servicemen were itching to turn their weapons on Iranian counterparts who circle  Navy ships "in their little boats".