Sentence examples for been tight over from inspiring English sources

The Suhs' airy shop is less vibrant and well-stocked (there is a dartboard in the back for employees when business gets slow during weekdays), and Mr. Suh said finances had been tight over the past several years because a series of one-year leases had led to perpetual uncertainty.

"The games [against Aberdeen] have all been tight over the last couple of seasons.

Times are tight over in the west, and the club is not making money.

Only 21% of working-age people in Sunderland, a city in the north-east of England, have any form of higher education, compared with 39% of Londoners.Unfortunately, public funds will be tight over the next few years.

The sides were tight over the third quarter, with Fermanagh's Richard O'Callaghan and Canavan cutting the gap to a point at 1-9 to 0-11 with 20 minutes remaining.

Continue along the sides, still tugging firmly to make sure the fabric is tight over the top of the seat.

"I was looking for work in New York," he says, "but because things are tighter over here for the time being, it makes sense for me at this point to look overseas as well".

Perhaps I didn't wait long enough for the set to heat up, but I actually thought the groove was tighter over at the gospel tent, where John Lee and the Heralds were setting the stage ablaze.

The government has generally been tight-lipped over the production-sharing agreements it has struck with oil companies.

Ranieri had been tight-lipped over his transfer plans after the game against West Ham on Saturday, but did confirm he wanted another midfielder.

Beijing has been tight-lipped over the fate of the human rights lawyers in the lead up to the crackdown's anniversary on Saturday.