| Then, as really her time drew near, a tenser game was played, by which Lily was to appear when his left foot was advanced. |
| But his frown did not relax, and the muscles of his mouth grew, if anything, tenser. |
| It was here that he entertained favored guests when in relaxation, or hetcheled contumacious officers when in tenser moods. |
| The most usual name for them is however censer, chencer, tenser, and variations of these. |
| The campaign this time around is palpably tenser and the atmosphere is hotter. |
| Very rapidly, the skin is tenser and more firm to the touch, it becomes visibly smoother. |
