Sentence examples for help tightening from inspiring English sources

Jessica Lynch was rescued, the families of the others in her ambushed convoy could not help tightening their clutch on hope.

Decades ago, directors were often expected to accept help tightening the staging from uncredited show doctors, like Gower Champion, who helped Martin Scorsese in 1977 with his only Broadway directing gig, "The Act".

Jason says workers now have a newsletter to help "tighten organization between the stores".

Her teammates help tighten bolts on her bicycle and make other tweaks before races.

The Food and Drug Administration has an opportunity to help tighten restrictions on drugs whose use has spiraled out of control over the past two decades.

As the youngest player and an important part of the international contingent that makes up 65 percent of the field, McIlroy can, in his first year as a PGA Tour member, help tighten the international grip on world golf dominance.

Hardened British soldiers, brought into the American-controlled sector in eastern Kosovo last month to help tighten the control of the boundary, however, have achieved much of the recent success.

Do you think Sept. 11 helped speed up a certain tightening of relations with China? A. I think Sept. 11 did help tighten, as you say, and also speed up an improvement in our relations with not only China, but also Russia.

As Iraqis take on more security responsibilities, General Luck is recommending that American troops be freed up to be quick-reaction forces to back up the Iraqis or to help tighten Iraq's borders, especially with Syria and Saudi Arabia, where foreign fighters and couriers carrying cash for the insurgency often cross with impunity.

Scientific journals are being asked to help tighten U.S. trade sanctions on Iran.

This method preserves bone stock and may help "tighten" the capsuloligamentous structures around the knee [59], while avoiding the neurovascular risks of the LCW HTO.