Sentence examples for deal tight from inspiring English sources

"I don't think that it's that big of a deal," tight end Jason Witten said.

Things were a good deal tighter than before, we noticed--an alert M.P. guarding the entrance, where the winter tennis players used to wander in and out, and visitors' register.

One can only surmise that Carson would be distraught at what is happening today, when not just cowardice but "science for sale" has become a familiar phenomenon, and when the stranglehold of large companies has become a great deal tighter than it was when Carson was writing in the early 1960s.

The timetable for the new deal is tight.

(The deal is tight: a hundred pages, three days, twelve hundred bucks, cash).

The Bears also agreed to terms on a three-year deal with tight end Fred Baxter, who was released by the Jets in December.

C1 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 States Want Cheaper Drugs Numerous governors want access to Canada's cheaper drugs in an effort to deal with tight state budgets.

Plan, I'm told, is Tebow will study a great deal at tight end.

For example, the 2011 budget deal established tight discretionary caps, which disproportionately squeezed funding for children.

She specialises in unblocking bed "bottlenecks" and deals in tight margins.

We will also have to deal with tighter monetary policy if the rest of the euro area picks up, creating more pressure".That fear of being left behind is widely shared in other countries too.