1.   A series of gale warnings added an edge of tension to the creeping advance of fatigue.

2.   The women later sobered up and returned pleading pre-menstrual tension to the governor.

3.   An epiphany more gradually achieved would have lent more natural tension to the early scenes.

4.   Anne is moody and thin-skinned, and her temperament, which suggests passion, brings dramatic tension to her scenes.

5.   As the show leaps from drama to comedy, the soundtrack ranges awkwardly from heavy tension to lightheartedness, and the narrative lurches unsatisfyingly from plot to plot.

6.   A decade ago, the case brought racial tensions to the snapping point.

7.   But time will also bring more pain to those selected out, more tension to American society.

8.   Christine Andreas as Marguerite has a lovely voice but affects a vague French accent that adds unnecessary tension to her singing.

9.   Does Lemaire communicate tension to his players?

10.   For the pilots, the possibility that their airline could buy another company adds a degree of tension to the talks, he said.