Sentence examples for after tight from inspiring English sources

Ghana, for instance, which reverted to civilian rule only in 1992, has twice changed governments after tight elections.

Cooley's return comes after tight end Fred Davis was lost for the season with an Achilles' tendon injury.

Now energy companies hanker after "tight" oil and gas, rather than the deepwater stuff, as it is a much simpler process and less costly to extract.

On Sunday, the Giants were a bad team, and a broken one, after tight end Jeremy Shockey was lost for the season with a fractured fibula.

He began to receive bits of playing time after tight end Jeremy Shockey was injured, sharing in formations when the Giants used four or even five wide receivers.

He is a freshman, a highly sought after tight end who stands 6-foot-6 and is listed at 237 pounds and outran the Tigers' secondary, some of the fastest players on the field, for a 52-yard score.

He added that after tighter budgeting, his score had risen to 615.

Financial regulators took control on Saturday of one of the nation's largest regional lenders, Ashikaga Bank, after tighter inspections showed that the bank was insolvent.

In Sarawak, Dr. Navjot S. Sodhi of the National University of Singapore abandoned a project to survey the bird species in several national parks after tighter research restrictions took effect in 1998.

England have been dealt a major blow after tight-head Dan Cole was ruled out of the rest of the Six Nations Championship through injury.

But a stronger capital base after tighter regulations forced them to raise money or keep profits means banks were in a "healthier shape," it said.