Sentence examples for at its tight from inspiring English sources

A further difficulty is that while almost invincible at its tight, atmospheric Ravenhill Road ground in Belfast — where European giants like Leicester and Toulouse have gone down to 30-point Heineken Cup hammerings — Ulster has just as consistently been the losing side on the road.

Here, we choose the polymerase β (pol β)–DNA complex to study the water dynamics at its tight binding interface.

The ensemble's reading was brisk but never breathless, and it was at its tightest — and steamiest — in the Allegro appasionato finale.

When you say it's narrow … It's about 54km across at its tightest.

COYOTES 2, STARS 0 Mike Smith stopped 17 shots and host Phoenix was at its tight-checking best in a 2-0 win over Dallas.

"I favour fixed rates for first-time buyers simply because they protect them from additional cost at a time when money can be at its tightest.

As the candidates prepare for their third debate, on Monday in Boca Raton, Fla., the contest appears to be at its tightest point yet.

The economy had slowed a little, and Asia's problems could yet have a big effect, but wage pressures continue thanks to an employment market that is at its tightest in decades.

Security is also said to be at its tightest in many years at the Academy Awards, with organisers concerned about the recent shootings in Europe, as well as the continuing fallout from the Sony hack.

St Margaret's Street Helen Ochyra Dating back to the 14th century, Parliament Street (formerly Small Lane) in Exeter is thought to be the narrowest street in the country, measuring just over 60cm at its tightest point.

Good accounts still outweigh the bad, but with funding at its tightest ever, waiting times deteriorating sharply, and GP waiting rooms and hospitals full to the rafters, how long will that be so?