But if you have a tight garage, note that the Outlander, at 182.7 inches, is about six inches longer than the Ford Escape.
The Bank Charter Act of 1844, establishing a tight connection between note issue and gold reserves, completed the foundations of the Victorian banking and currency system.
Within hours after delivery of Obama's Kennedyesque line and under a tight deadline, I noted in a Times blog that the metaphor was "quotable if it is original, but I think I've seen it before".
Adams, who, a little earlier, had been rocking delightedly in his seat, was now bent over his score with a tight expression, scribbling notes on a yellow pad.
It's a pleasure to listen to him put one idea in front of another; a twelve-tone composer in his youth, he retains the serialist's habit of working obsessively with a tight array of notes.
Note that a tight white pellet will be present following centrifugation.
Additionally, it is worth noting that a tight regulation of euglycemia would be more consistent with health and survival than a predilection for hypoglycemia [ Tan & Flanagan, 2013], thus "improving health", as CR has been broadly documented as doing, might mean preventing the innate endocrinological/metabolic derangements that are merely coincident with the longevity of the GHR-KO mouse.
But by Act II he had settled in nicely, and by Act III he was singing with the clarion tone and ardent stamina, albeit a few tight top notes, that have earned him big ovations from Met audiences.
But by Act II he settled in nicely and by Act III was singing with the clarion tone and ardent stamina, albeit a few tight top notes, that have earned him big ovations from Met audiences.
