Sentence examples for is looking tight from inspiring English sources

Is he trying to act as a spoiler in the Democratic primary, which is looking tight for Clinton after a marathon bout of campaigning by Bernie Sanders?

Qualifying is looking tight.

We picked Serena to win her fifth Wimbledon, and though she's looked tight at times and is struggling to find her return game, we'll stick with her.

That's even more amazing given that money is looking very tight: Republicans are nervously awaiting new budget projections, which everyone in Washington expects will show that the tax cut has wiped out the non-trust-fund budget surplus for the foreseeable future.

Our hockey-playing, pot-growing neighbors to the north have got a new MVNO in town and the content it's packing is looking pretty tight.

He offered no specific prescriptions; aides have since said that he is looking at tighter gun regulations including a ban on assault weapons and possibly on high-capacity ammunition clips.

The relegation scrap is looking almost as tight as the tussles at the top.

Yudhoyono, Indonesia's first directly elected president, has served a maximum two five-year terms and is ineligible to run in a 9 July election that is looking an increasingly tight contest.

If your significant other is looking for a tight booty to pound missionay style, Michael Lucas has it.

To counter I.B.M. and others, SAS is looking to forge a tighter relationship with a big technology services company.

The Committee of Advertising Practice – the code-setting body for all advertising in the UK that appears in any media except on TV and radio – is looking at the introduction of tighter rules on how food and drinks high in fat, salt and sugar are marketed to children.