Sentence examples for growing tighter from inspiring English sources

The ruin of it growing tighter around them.

Despite steady declines in key interest rates, particularly Libor, those rates remain high, and borrowing conditions are tight and in some cases growing tighter.

He asked if he could answer a reporter's questions as he walked, his smile growing tighter with every stride as fans kept interrupting him as he talked.

Mr. Gore addressed the subject after flying here to his home state today, armed with new poll numbers showing his race with Mr. Bush growing tighter.

These factors should pass; but personal consumption spending fell in June for the first time in over a year, even though petrol prices had fallen back again.Against this backdrop, fiscal policy is tight and growing tighter.

As the colonial troops close in on them, they run out of food and water: "Each day people edged a little further into despair and anger, and Nour felt his throat growing tighter.

Her smile was growing tight.

But the OECD now thinks that the labour market is growing tight.

By following the weekly statistics that traders, economists and oil companies use, he saw that supplies of heating oil were growing tight worldwide, especially in the Northeast.

Others, however, argue that with finance growing tight, thanks to the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the bailout of the nation's banks, sitting tight is the right thing to do.

Four fried eggs and you're feeling it: not in your stomach, but in the front part of your entire body, your gut, your paunch, it's growing tight, it's growing full.