1.   As he remembered the most tense times, Lambright observed several chicks racing out back.

2.   As the Israeli police kept to the edges, Palestinian officials directed the crowds in what Israelis called a singular moment of security cooperation in these tense times.

3.   As the Israeli police kept to the edges, Palestinian officials directed the crowds in what Israelis called a singular moment of security cooperation during these tense times.

4.   As the results trickled in, it was a tense time.

5.   At tense times, his swing got too steep.

6.   But I could often tell from Bill when they were having tense times.

7.   But the composers with intellectual prestige were in the universities, training the next generation, and it was a tense time.

8.   But these are tense times at UMass.

9.   In those tense times, Mrs. Reischauer could easily have found herself distrusted by both the Americans and the Japanese.

10.   In those tense times, he said, the revolutionary communist government officially embraced atheism and jumped at the chance to discredit any form of religious expression.