Sentence examples for extraordinarily tight from inspiring English sources

They also run an extraordinarily tight ship.

The chancellor knows that money will be extraordinarily tight around 2010.

Yet, amid extraordinarily tight security, they did show up: and more important, they were in a mood to gamble.

This year, too, security became extraordinarily tight as the number of visitors increased, lured by the Hollywood glare.

I think people would be surprised at how much school dinners have come along, given their extraordinarily tight budget.

The group exerts extraordinarily tight control over the production of its videos and messages but relies on the chaos of the Internet and social media to disseminate them.

The White House has been extraordinarily tight-lipped about its Iran strategy, and has not publicly discussed the legislation.

The French police and the investigating judge have remained extraordinarily tight-lipped about the ongoing museum investigation in Paris, but they dispute the notion that Brise de Mer was involved.

Both Ultrahaptics and Bosch are extraordinarily tight-lipped about which (if any) car manufacturers are spooling up the use of the technology in cars, but I have it on good authority that we will see this in production cars sooner rather than later.

Christophe Decarnin's label has been a commercial phenomenon, selling an instantly-recognisable tight-jeaned, haute-groupie aesthetic at extraordinarily high prices, including ripped jeans for £1000, which promptly sold out.

Tackling these extraordinarily complex issues at the same time on a tight schedule is an ambitious agenda, especially for an administration also trying to battle a deep economic crisis, overhaul the health care system and address global climate change.