Sentence examples for with tension from from inspiring English sources
The stakes Thursday night were clear, and the arena was thick with tension from the start.
It crackled with tension from the moment he cued the terrifying brass fanfares which cast their shadow across the whole work.
It prickles with tension, from all those people forced to huddle in front of TV monitors waiting for a track to be announced, then to scuttle off toward Track 17 or 15 or 21 like sheep toward a stile.
But from the beginning it was colored with tension from the controversy over the Sanders campaign's unauthorized access to proprietary Clinton files on a joint voter database maintained by the Democratic National Committee.
They are seething with tensions from unresolved land disputes that go back generations.
Lastly, while physical workplaces can be the source of meaningful friendships and community, recent research by the Wharton School of Business is just beginning to unravel the complexities behind workplace friendships, which can be fraught with tensions from obligations, reciprocity and allegiances.
The recovery of the bodies — many of which were mangled and dismembered during the plane's explosion and ground impact — from the war zone has been fraught with tensions ranging from the farcical to the heartbreaking, and now many bodies appear to be uncounted for.
With increases in the magnitude of random vibration from 0·35 to 1·4 m/s2 r.m.s., the apparent mass resonance frequency decreased from 5·25 to 4·25 Hz with normal muscle tension, from 5·0 to 4·38 Hz with the buttocks muscles tensed, and from 5·13 to 4·5 Hz with the abdominal muscles tensed.
The case studies capture two distinct approaches, and two problematics, in dealing with tensions stemming from deviating stakeholder needs and interests.
The Gibbons household was a turbulent one, with tensions arising from Charles Gibbons's frequent adulteries.
The brothers started with "Tension," which uses vocals from "Surfin' Bird" to create a forceful electro-punk groove.
