Sentence examples for I'm tightening from inspiring English sources

But this summer I'm tightening my songs-and-calls game to prepare for the New York park onslaught next spring.

(As Cathy recently told her long-suffering saleswoman, "I'm tightening my belt by not buying a belt". Ack!) "At this point, we're trying to resist," said Callie French, a makeup artist who was also at Macy's.

I was tightening up and instead of concentrating on each individual shot, I was thinking about my overall timing.' Norman came in trailing by five shots.

"But you know when you're putting well, I started to feel like I was a little more in control of my ball, just felt like I was tightening my draws and fades a little bit.

"What's actually happening," she said, "Is, it's tightening up".

"I think it's tightening the race a little bit, and I think it will continue to tighten the race," said Brown campaign spokesman Justin Barasky.

I feel like it's tightening.

I think it's tightened up my songwriting a good bit, playing live.

Anyway, to continue my saga: I knew the noose was tightening, but I had been so diligent over the years at helping my clients improperly state assets for death taxes that I expected them to drop all complaints against me".

As Gawker reported, BYU-I seemed to be tightening up its honor code guidelines by banning all types of "form-fitting clothing," including -- gasp! -- skinny jeans.

"I think people are tightening their belt in that regard".