Sentence examples for got tightly from inspiring English sources

Me, I've got the whole thing wrapped around my arms, mine, O.K.?" Mr. Blagojevich goes on, "I'm willing to trade the thing I got tightly held to her for something she doesn't hold quite as tightly".

As the biomechanical tests showed [16], such wires got tightly fixed in the bone tissue of the muff formed around them.

The spawned bags were then incubated in growth chamber at 25 ± 3 °C for approximately 15 days in suspended position till entire straw got tightly bound by mycelia (spawn run) with moisture content maintained at 70%%.

And it can happen if that planet is close to its sun, where it would be for very cool suns, that the planet also gets tightly locked.

So if you have a planet, and it now starts, with tidal interaction, it starts to rotate slower, and slower, and slower to get tightly locked to its planet, the moon starts to rotate slower and slower if a planet does that that has an atmosphere, or a moon that has air, the air just nudges it a little bit over that and a little bit under that.

This indicates that the highly polar acetic acid molecules get tightly bound to the ionic calcite surface while they associate less strongly to the more covalent α-quartz.

"If the idea is that people-to-people exchange is going to break down barriers, [it's] better to focus on getting North Koreans out into the world, rather than on getting tightly controlled tourists, whose hard currency payments support the regime, into North Korea," said Marcus Noland, an expert on North Korea at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

It must be narrow enough for the eyelet to cut a thread in the aluminum and get tightly fixed.

We got by tightly.

Ian Robertson, the president of the student group, who had invited Kennedy, had been "banned" by the time Kennedy got there — tightly limited in where he could go and who could visit him or quote him, in an attempt to make him a politically invisible person.

They need to find ways to get wired tightly with suppliers, so that the suppliers at least know what the manufacturers know.