Sentence examples for Followed tightly from inspiring English sources

The S.U.V. blew through red lights, followed tightly by the police car, said Mark Lamb, 49, a technology worker who was walking his daughter to her school on 93rd Street.

Stable doses of colchicine (1.5 to 2.0 mg/day) were allowed throughout the study without any dose modification, and compliance was followed tightly throughout the study.

Other motorists usually regard such a driver as a lead blocker and follow tightly behind in a vehicular wedge formation.

Following tightly in the funky foot steps of a New Orleans-style street celebration, the rock riff shows the twin poles of Troy (Trombone Shorty) Andrews' evolution as a band leader and entertainer.

PUUV prevalence in local vole populations and the incidence of human infections in the larger area did not follow tightly correlated temporal dynamics.

In mammalian hearts, cardiac repolarization follows tightly regulated patterns, from epicardium to endocardium and from apex to base, which are considered to maintain cardiac pump function and to provide a safeguard against arrhythmias.

Hand-knotted Oriental and Scandinavian rugs are constructed on a tabby-weave ground, with each row of knots followed by tightly beaten-in wefts.

I love the Japanese martial arts, particularly the iaido featured in samurai films, where the key is blade-speed out of the scabbard, followed by tightly controlled, almost ceremonially decreed moves, also at jet speed.

NAIROBI, March 1 (Reuters) - Kenyans choose a new president on Monday in a closely fought election that has divided the east African nation and raised fears of a repeat of the bloodshed that followed the tightly contested race five years ago.

The Strata Diocletiana, built after the Persian Wars, which ran from the Euphrates North of Palmyra and South towards northeast Arabia in the general vicinity of Bostra, is the classic Diocletianic frontier system, consisting of an outer road followed by tightly spaced forts – defensible hard-points manned by small garrisons – followed by further fortifications in the rear.

This observation was supported by human studies to be a precancerous condition, essential to be followed up tightly.