Sentence examples for be tight to from inspiring English sources

It'd be tight to just make pop songs at home, like [pop hitmakers] Benny Blanco or Max Martin.

They would be tight to the bank, in the dark band of water below the dank overhanging boughs that tippled the surface here and there.

Even if monetary policy is not stifling growth, the bank's language constantly gives the impression that policy needs to be tight to guard against the ever-present threat of inflation.

We must be tight to him and close him down, not allowing him time to think because, if he does, then he will easily pass to a team-mate who's in a dangerous position for us.

In fact, the rental market is so hot right now that it can be tight to find one.

Especially for applications with over-fulfillment of defined Service Level [Agreements] (SLA) it can be tight to identify noteworthy reductions of performance.

First, fiscal policy needs to be tighter, to boost savings and to allow higher social spending when recession strikes.

Time is tight, to be sure.

Time is tight to put this right.

Our plebeian noses were tight to the grindstone all winter, I guess.

Both the lower bounds are tighter to the exact curves at moderate-to-high SNR regime.