Sentence examples for after tightly from inspiring English sources
"Thank you for the dreams but wait a little if you please/I just need a little ease to crack a puzzle in my heart," she sang in a new song, "Happy Ever After," tightly harmonizing each crisp syllable with a backup singer, Jennifer Marshall, while they clowned together as well.
In 1877, Republican Rutherford B. Hayes was elected president after tightly contested electoral college battle, receiving support from three Southern states in exchange for a pledge to allow white Democratic governments to rule without federal interference.
The ratio of egressed parasites (rings + merozoites) to schizonts was determined by counting Giemsa-stained smears every 30 min starting 39 h after tightly synchronizing the parasites to within a 1 h window (see supplementary Material and Methods).
After tightly adjusting for age and sex, however, patients with melanomas at all sites were approximately five-fold more likely to be diagnosed with NMSC than controls, with little variation in the magnitude of associations by anatomical site of melanoma.
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Their throats were slit, their faces and bodies heavily bruised, their wrists swollen after being tightly bound.
The 45-minute conference call with Mr. McCain's doctors occurred after a tightly controlled pool of about 20 reporters was shown into a conference room at the CopperWynd Resort near the Mayo Clinic.
After a tightly contested first half, the Seminoles wore down Florida, 30-7, before a Doak Campbell Stadium record crowd of 83,042 as the flu-ridden Chris Weinke passed for three touchdowns.
Shuker, who was elected MP for Luton South in 2010 after a tightly fought contest for selection, said he had repeatedly brought concerns about sexism and discrimination to senior Labour figures, but had been rebuffed.
The few seconds of slicing guitars on "Hate Creation," those joyful Iron Maiden-style licks on "Faces" or the occasional moments of release that are like a hand dropping away after clutching tightly at your neck.
But after portraying tightly wound characters in films like Brian De Palma's "Snake Eyes" and Stephen King's "The Stand" and restrained ones like Harry Truman in the HBO film "Truman," said Mr. Sinise, 46, the abandon necessary for the part of McMurphy took conscious effort.
