Sentence examples for got really tight from inspiring English sources

When things got really tight, she occasionally sneaked a flask filled with vodka into bars.

"Well, a few days ago, it just got really tight, and I had no rotation on it," she said.

"In the third I had an opportunity, and I got really tight, and I pretty much gave it to her," Williams said.

In fact, the line got really tight, and then the back of the boat shot down and the boat flipped over.

She explained that she wouldn't because, when things got really tight, she knew she could do one less wash a week and cut down on the heating to save the pound coins going into the meter.

"But that's a good thing I suppose that I'm not satisfied with that and I will go and push on". "Adam Gemili got really tight at the end - his shoulders were up high and that makes it really tough.

"If we win on Saturday, it'll get really tight".

Pushing off every time I was serving and landing, it was just getting really tight.

"What I was concerned about tonight was when they scored their first goal, we seemed to all of a sudden get really tight".

"I told them, it's going to get really tight next year," she said, "and I need the best you have to offer".

With Butler trailing by 9 with 9 minutes 2 seconds to play in the game, Stevens inserted Hopkins and later told his team during a timeout, "Stop, score, stop, and they'll get really tight".