Sentence examples for from a tightly from inspiring English sources

This caviar is mostly osetra, and it comes from a tightly controlled fishery.

He appeared to benefit this season from a tightly contested race in which there was no clear-cut favorite.

A small twig is inserted in a container (the pressure bomb), its cut stump emerging from a tightly sealed hole.

After today's third round of the Advil Western Open, Woods, the world's No. 1 player, was missing from a tightly bunched leader board.

Mr. Risley resists the temptation to overplay Jackson's transformation from a tightly wound young man into a disoriented and potentially dangerous one.

It pops the figure out like a paper doll from a tightly woven vision — the cynosure of a spring day — of pale, dappled light and moist, colored shadow.

These problems typically contain regions that are optically thick and diffusive, as a consequence of the high degree of "pseudo-scattering" introduced to model the absorption and reemission of photons from a tightly-coupled, radiating material.

For months now, we've seen a tightly-controlled campaign from a tightly-wound candidate.

Friday is a holiday, so street traffic is light (we just came back from a tightly-choreographed and heavily-guarded 2-hour outing to cover a story for tonight's Nightly News broadcast) but it doesn't feel locked down in any way.

"Plymouth has breathing room," said Mr. Bash, who moved here from Hull, a tightly packed beach resort just south of Boston, where he had lived for 40 years.

A protein that conserves a nativelike secondary structure but has no tightly packed interior is defined as a molten globule, which supposedly is an intermediate thermodynamic state that clearly differs from either a tightly folded, highly stable structure or the denatured state.