Sentence examples for gets so tight from inspiring English sources

"It takes a lot for us to bounce back from a goal because everybody gets so tight".

At one point, money got so tight Mr. Katauskas took a job as a mail carrier.

But the Fed didn't give up…Finally money got so tight that the economy tipped into depression.

You get so tight, and you get huge love, and then you disappear and everything is lost.

Or, perhaps, it is part of the explanation for why the presidential contest in this red state got so tight.

"Things got so tight for a while she had to use needles twice or three times for her insulin shots.

"Money has gotten so tight," said Mr. Berloni, who had discussed using dogs in the current "Anything Goes" with the director, Kathleen Marshall.

Space has gotten so tight that even older, less spiffy Off Broadway theaters are doing business, like the Players Theater (where "Trainspotting" opens on Sunday) and the SoHo Playhouse (home of "Killer Joe").

Classes have gotten so tight, or so scarce, that Ms. Hannah says she trolls the university's Web site like a day trader, checking every few hours for the stray course opening that might suddenly appear.

With him, we visited air traffic control towers (in the days before security got so tight) and we toured the new Boeing 747 jet as it stood gleaming on the tarmac.

"The market got so tight and the demand got so great that the economics started to justify greater investment that really allowed the real estate to work," said Kenneth D. Narva, a managing partner of Street-Works in White Plains, a development and consulting concern specializing in mixed-use retail projects.