Not the way you tense up when you're about to run away, but the way you tense up when you're not about to have any nonsense.
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It's important to go with the flow rather than tense up.
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If our beds make the tiniest sound, I'm on guard and tense up.
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You're basically forced to relax while she's nibbling — if you tense up, it hurts.
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I don't tense up (anymore) when my favorite teams make it to the finals.
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Inevitably, my heart starts pounding, my muscles tense up, and I'm short of breath.
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When the tempos become especially slow or fast, you can see her tense up.
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You can clearly see Swalwell brace forward, tense up for a moment, and then relax.
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Ms. Yovanovitch grimaced and seemed to tense up and take a second to compose herself.
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For the past four years, if you asked me where I lived, I would tense up.
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I tense up every time I stride past the iron railings through the park across from my house.
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For example, you may tense up your hands far more than necessary when you type or use a mouse.
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Ease off if they tense up, and ask whether they'd like to stop or continue at a slower pace.
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They help with pacing, too, by giving viewers a chance to breathe between the film's many tense, up-close encounters.
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It's not full of jump scares, and at its worst, is only likely to make you tense up a bit.
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"If you're talking about a throbbing, knife-stabbing headache over and over, your body starts to tense up," Muller says.
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Then, upon registering it, his face will tense up, his eyes will widen in dread and he'll purse his lips.
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It's not like you're on set and a big movie star walks on and people tense up or get uncomfortable.
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"With small children you kind of tense up when they run down to the lake on steep stairs," he said.
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In 30 years, I never had intimate conversations with any of them and picturing it made me physically tense up.
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Fascia is your body's connective tissue surrounding muscles and organs, which can sometimes tense up to cause muscle aches and pain.
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You can see how your stomach moves along and changes during each turn, how your muscles tense up, and tendons stretch.
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Ms. Gibbons-Feden would tense up and slide to the edge of her chair during cross-examination of an expert witness.
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Getting triggered: Survivors might jump or tense up when someone gets too close, even if it's someone they love and trust.
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"I tense up right before the dance and I kind of choked, honestly," he explains of his week two performance with Murgatroyd.
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Fascia is your body's connective tissue that surrounds muscles and organs, which can sometimes tense up and lead to aches and pain.
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The police are seen as part of the community, and you certainly don't tense up when they pass you on the street.
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They seem to always want to tense up, and if I don't catch myself and consciously relax, the muscles eventually get sore.
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Towards the end of a battle, when it seems like you might be able to pull it off, your fingers tense up.
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Others may feel anxious and tense up, causing sex to be painful, and this can lead to further anxiety in anticipation of pain.
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"Fear can cause your muscles to contract and tense up because this part of your body is preparing for a reaction," Fernandes said.
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When you feel stressed, you may start to lift your shoulders up toward your ears, clench your face or tense up all over.
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But once all the snacks have been gobbled, and the group's collective existential nightmare seeps back into the dating pool, things tense up.
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The American Psychological Association notes that stress causes muscles to tense up, as your body's way of protecting you from injury and pain.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who doesn't tense up when they hear the word "cancer," or have some other visceral response to it.
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Even in a committed relationship with someone I trusted, I started to notice that I would tense up for no reason, and I couldn't enjoy myself.
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Pelvic floor therapy can be helpful because endometriosis can cause the pelvic floor muscles to tense up, Huang says, so you need help to relax them again.
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These cramps in your legs (usually the calves) mean that your muscles have spontaneously decided to spasm and tense up while you were just hanging out asleep.
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And, to add even more pain, your rotator cuff muscles start to spasm and tense up as soon as the bone makes its way out of the socket.
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I would tense up and get equally nervous about each of them, which means I was 5 times as stressed and 20% (yes, that's 1/5) as productive.
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Wearing my mom's gaudiest, most blatantly fake piece of costume jewelry — a ring with a red stone big as a strawberry — I'd tense up my muscles until I trembled.
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It can cause your muscles to tense up, specifically in the pelvic floor, which could lead to physical discomfort during sex, oral sex included, long after an assault occurred.
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Just as our bodies learned how to sprint around the curve of a track, our muscles learned to tense up when men honked their horns as they passed us.
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Muscles are made up of these long fibers, and when we cook meat, those fibers tense up and they squeeze all the moisture out of the meat that we're cooking.
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The slashing shrieks that follow are some of the most famous musical notes in film: synonymous with horror and still frightening enough to make any veteran thrill-seeker tense up.
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I fail repeatedly trying to progress past bosses, my neck and hands straining more and more as I tense up, trying to read my enemies' attacks and time my counters perfectly.
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BELTURBET, Ireland — When he crossed into Northern Ireland recently, Patrick O'Reilly felt his body tense up, a feeling that was once all-too familiar but that he thought would never return.
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LANE I tend to get very nervous and to not really trust myself, and I always hate it when you tense up onstage and you're not really free and in the moment.
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"Race matters to a young man's view of society when he spends his teenage years watching others tense up as he passes, no matter the neighborhood where he grew up," she wrote.
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"If you're worried that having sex is wrong, that fear and anxiety can often tense up the tissues around your vulva and vagina, creating a lot of pain and discomfort," Dr. Powell explains.
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The scene trains you in The Invisible Man's particular brand of terror: every creak or rustle becomes a cause for panic, every lingering shot into a seemingly still room reason to tense up.
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But we do all need a disconnect from the real world, from those stresses that twist our stomachs into knots and tense up our chest like we've got car batteries attached to our nipples.
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He says he still gets nervous about being on TV. "I tense up right before the dance and I kind of choked, honestly," he said of his second-week dance with partner Peta Murgatroyd.
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Fear and anxiety around penetration can create a mental barrier, Chavez says, which can lead someone to unconsciously tense up their pelvic floor muscles during sex, which causes a physical barrier for penetration-based activity.
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But if you automatically tense up and your stomach goes up in knots and your legs turn to jelly at the mere thought of being under the spotlight, you should know that you're not alone.
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I tense up, counting to 217, giving all the adult emergency room doctors and cardiologists who I am sure are snoozing around me a chance to ring their little call buttons or rush to the rescue.
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When we're confronted with it, Adam explains, we have a physiological response: We tense up, our breathing gets shallower and our ego becomes so threatened it begins to limit the information that is let into our brains.
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Opinion: Diversity made a difference for me in college "Race matters to a young man's view of society when he spends his teenage years watching others tense up as he passes, no matter what neighborhood he grew up in," she added.
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Even the faintest buzz of a bee whirring by is enough to make you tense up, your eyes scanning the sky for a sign of the tiny insect whose prick can make even the most stoic among us weep in pain.
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"If I see you (a company executive) tense up with a question or glance at your chief financial officer, I'm picking that up," said Adam Grossman, an analyst at Boston-based Middleton & Co, which has $650 million in assets under management.
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A poor starter might call for substitution for a healthier backup, especially since there were also injuries: a whistle and the minor key of the injury music could cause a player, like a fan in real life, to tense up in expectation.
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There is something, though, about both the status (by this time a colead) and longevity (six years and counting) of the character of Michonne (on what was once the biggest show on TV) married to such carelessness that makes me tense up every time I see her.
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"If we did something that the turtle didn't like, it would tense up and tuck its limbs and tail against its body, but when we found a position or motion that aroused it, it would relax and stretch out its limbs and tail, so we would keep doing that," McKnight said.
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Take a leg that's been amputated by a roadside bomb, for example: The mangled flesh makes it difficult to find the source of bleeding, the fat slithers away under your grip, the muscles tense up so you have to lean into the tourniquet as you twist to stanch the blood flow.
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In the second half of the movie, just when the Russians, space aliens or cyborgs were really getting the upper hand, Dad would tense up, lean over his extra-extra-large soda and inform me that, sorry, we'd need to search the aisles for his class ring after the credits rolled.
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The conflicted feelings around Patriots Day are reminiscent of the misgivings New Yorkers felt about movies about the World Trade Center: We remember it every day, and tense up whenever a plane seems to be flying low (an impulse that Clint Eastwood cannily picked up on for this year's Sully).
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It made it that much more painful to watch Higgins tense up when the girls got fussy on the ride home — you could see him visibly reconsider whether or not he was ready for real parenting moments, and not just as the fun guy they hang out with for an hour at the beach.
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Other pet deaths were less unusual but no less upsetting: watching Mama Gerbil eat some of her extra babies (try explaining that to a 6-year-old); as an adult, helping my wife hold our cancer-ridden dog as he received the shot that ended his life, feeling him tense up and then let go.
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What Is It: Base Coat, a luxurious non-toxic nail salon (with tarot readings!) Who Tried It: Aili Nahas, West Coast News Editor Why She Did It: There's nothing like a fresh mani/pedi to start the week off right Level of Pain: Zero, unless you're the type to tense up over those callus remover scrubs!
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Read more: Research shows that open-minded individuals see the world differently — and as a result are happier, healthier, and more creativeWhat happens when we start to chase what we really wantWe resist doing the work that it takes to actually get it because we are so afraid of not having it, any brush with failure makes us rescind our effort and tense up.
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The supernatural aspects of the book often recur and the sightings of doppelgangers tense up the air. When Hester thinks she sees Adeline and Emmeline playing in the woods, she later says she must have seen a ghost. A doppelganger. The bond shared by Adeline and Emmeline is one of deep meaning.
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Similarly, Purkiser says, "True security rests in the fact that saving faith is not a single historical act, but a present-tense, up-to-date, continuing process" (Security: The False and the True, 32–33). Indeed, "Just as becoming saved is conditioned upon faith, staying saved is conditioned upon continuing to believe."Cottrell (The College Press NIV Commentary: Romans, 2:260).
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Some reviewers described "Hypocrite" as a trance- style or EDM-like cut. It begins with a simple piano melody before arpeggiated synthesizer riffs play to tense up and drop constantly like an EDM track. The EP ends on a calmer note with "In a Landscape," where the piano is played over a background of radio sound effects, synthesizer strings, flickering electronic sounds, marimbas, and chimes.
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Some ways of correcting poor posture do more damage than good. The old standard of soldiers with their shoulders thrust back, heads up while standing at attention causes the back to tense up and is extremely hard to sustain for long periods of time. Posture is somewhat of a precision based practice. If one is not in correct alignment, poor posture is the consequence.
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Alexander, Man of the People, pp. 207–08. Unlike many veterans, McCain did not experience flashbacks or nightmares of his Vietnam experience, pp. 322–23. although due to the association with prison guards, the sound of keys rattling would cause him to "tense up". McCain was promoted to commander effective July 1973 and attended the National War College in Fort McNair in Washington, D.C. during the 1973–1974 academic year.
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Sakata Eio was known to talk about Takagawa's style of play. He included him in his book Killer Of Go, saying he'd drag out his games so they'd be longer and then his opponent would lose their edge. He was so very cool and collected during games, that he would never tense up before a match. This could be seen when he strolled to many Honinbō title wins.
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On his last throw, Brooks remarked: "I knew I had to calm down on my last throw. I just kind of took a minute and relaxed and tried not to tense up because that's what ruined my fourth and fifth throws [on which he fouled]. I knew I could throw it, it was just a matter of getting through it." The entire competition was held in the rain, inhibiting the competitor's throwing ability.
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Piriformis syndrome does not occur in children, and is mostly seen in women of age between thirty and forty. This is due to hormone changes throughout their life, especially during pregnancy, where muscles around the pelvis, including piriformis muscles, tense up to stabilize the area for birth. In 2011, out of 263 patients between the ages of 45 to 84 treated for piriformis syndrome, 53.3% were female. Females are two times more likely to develop piriformis syndrome than males.
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If they can, their preferred kill tactic is to slip their claws under the rib cage and pop the heart out before the muscles have time to tense up, rendering the meat mostly unharmed and tender. They have an extreme aversion to light, noise, and water. The largest pack of trolls were seen in the Eleven Wonders of the World Exhibit in a run-down part of Haven. Very few people have ever managed to single-handedly down a troll.
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After a long coma, Mariana awakes when the doctors were about to disconnect her. Mariana and Hiero kiss with much love. Abraham appears excited giving the news that Mariana's father withdrew the complaint and Hierro will be free, he says that the only important thing is that she is alive and both are in love. Diego proposes marriage to Elena, the family supports that decision, Hierro comes in and they all tense up, thinking he will react badly, yet he recommends that Elena accept Diego's proposal.
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Wolfe has the superhuman ability to tense up others' muscles, which he uses on the prisoners, guards, and even the Flash, making them suffer cramps or discomfort that force them to halt until his power dissipates. The supervillain prisoners are jailed in an area known as "the Pipeline." The Pipeline is the dark, dank basement of Iron Heights where the prisoners are treated under awful living conditions with little food or water. The prisoners are kept in their costumes so the guards can identify them immediately.
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In the mid 1990s with rumor of Mainland China declaring war on Taiwan, both sides tense up afraid of war breaking out. Taiwan in order to show their military power against Mainland gives all of their troops a strict intense war training in order to prepare for war. Captain Li Wei-Han (Nicky Wu) is the newly appointed captain of a "Special Squad" unit which consist of misfits and rejects from other army units. He is young for his ranking which leads to others mistaking him as a private at first.
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When encountering a predator, its standard defensive reaction is to tense up all the muscles on its back to cause its spines to stand erect, and then roll into a ball protecting its limbs and head. If it is harassed further, it will twitch in an attempt to jab spines into the predator and make snuffling/grunting noises. Its spines are not released into the skin of an attacker, as those of a porcupine. Hedgehogs only rarely lose quills during adulthood; heavy quill loss is usually a warning sign as to the animal's health.
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At that mark, Bolt began making up ground, first on Su, then on Vicaut. With every step, Bolt gained on his young rival, but as he got closer he began to tense up. Suddenly, with 15 metres to go, Gatlin in lane eight came out of nowhere and surged ahead of the two, securing his first world title since 2005 by 0.02 seconds. Gatlin's winning time of 9.92 seconds was the slowest World Championship winning time in the 100 metres since 2003, but was a new Masters world record, beating Kim Collins' 9.93 that he set the previous year.
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Neely was a guard at Guantanamo for the first six months the camp was open, and described feeling guilty for the brutal treatment captives received at that time. In an interview with Center for the Study of Human Rights in the Americas Neely said that he and another guard experienced the first resistant prisoner for whom a "code red" (a euphemism for a violent extrajudicial punishment) was called, calling in the camp's first use of its immediate reaction force. He described how he and the other guard were trying to get a captive to kneel, so they could remove the captive's shackles. He could feel the captive trembling, and his body tense up.
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5 October 2014 Reznor had anticipated being able to focus intently on the Gone Girl soundtrack, but it turned out to overlap with a year-long tour with Nine Inch Nails. During multiple two-week breaks in his tour, Reznor and Ross would create musical soundscapes that both matched the scenes in the script as well as what Fincher exactly wanted. According to them, the track "Sugar Storm" from the soundtrack exemplifies a sound that begins with soothing, New-age music massage therapy music, the composers gradually introduce strange staccato noises that recall an old dial-up modem. In the same interview to USA Today Reznor stated, "I love the sounds in David Lynch movies, the kind that make you lean forward in your seat and tense up,".
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The dive maxim, "stop, breathe, think, act" is generally a good response, but it is not appropriate for all diving emergencies. This response assumes that both time and an adequate supply of breathing gas are available, and though this is often true, some situations require immediate learned responses which must be habituated by education, training and repetitive practice to overcome inappropriate instinctive and natural reflexive responses. For example, a diver should exhale whenever ascending to prevent lung overexpansion injuries, and if the diver is subject to a collision or sudden upwelling underwater, the natural reaction may be to tense up and hold his breath, particularly if the breathing gas supply is interrupted at the same time. This reaction could prove fatal if the diver is lifted sufficiently to cause lung overexpansion.
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