Sentence examples for gets tighter to from inspiring English sources

The gallery told the whole story: With each passing year, the camera angle of the class picture gets tighter to frame the recent classes of three and four.

Getting tighter to Anderson may be one answer.

By doing this he also gave the defender the dilemma of having to get tighter to Martin than he would like in order to stop the cross, giving the player the chance to go down the line.

But time is getting tight to start doing anything with it.

We had to stop them playing and get tight to them but that's normal.

Terry and Gary Cahill headed away just about everything and César Azpilicueta got tight to Zaha.

Ribéry and Malouda need to come inside and get tight to make sure Italy cannot build any rhythm.

In turn, Germany's midfield could push up and press Brazil: Kroos got tight to Fernandinho, Khedira shut down Luiz Gustavo.

The nearest winger will then get tight to the fullback and the opposite winger will come inside to box the opposition in.

"But it's more about focus than anything else, it's more about getting tight to your guy and more communication between the team.

Van Persie has a great touch but defenders can afford to get tight to him because they don't have to worry about him spinning off for the ball dropped in behind them.