Sentence examples for a bit of tight from inspiring English sources

Step 5: If your problem can be solved with a bit of tight budgeting, look first at sav ings or investments that you could use to repay debt.

There's a bit of a tight family between us guys".

But Trump found himself in a bit of a tight spot during a radio interview on Thursday when he was asked to name the which groups were affiliated with various militant leaders in the Middle East.

We want to 'backpack' it for the two weeks we are there and are on a bit of a tight budget (hoping to spend an average of £20 a day) because the flights are expensive.

"It was a bit of a tight squeeze getting it all in," said Mr. Hwang, who also installed central heating, electricity and a pumping system to carry in water from a nearby well.

"We knew that Wakefield are in a bit of a tight spot with their squad with regards to injuries, and we feel for John," the Huddersfield assistant coach, Paul Anderson, said.

This, too, is a bit of a tight squeeze.

It's a bit of a tight squeeze as we set up to watch the first of two demos, each taking a distinctly different approach to a similar goal: teaching robots to learn how to learn.

That disconnect from its engineering progress has left the company, reportedly valued at $4.5 billion, in a bit of a tight spot following a recent report from The Information that shed light on the fact that things weren't coming along quite as quickly as the company's communication thus far would have you believe.

That's a bit of a tight rope to walk".

It's a bit of a tight fit for most adults and a little rough on the knees, but the family ride remains the perfect first coaster for many kids visiting the park.