Sentence examples for much too tight from inspiring English sources

These shoes have no grip and the shorts are much too tight for escape manoeuvres.

He has much too tight a grip on the country — at least in the north — for that.

Limbs can often swell in flight, and it was clear that the cast was much too tight.

Musetta: My shoes don't feel right / They seem much too tight / Run along and find me a new pair.

Unfortunately, he made the limitations much too tight by agreeing to finance only research on stem cell lines that had been created as of August 2001 from surplus embryos at fertility clinics.

The plan had been for Dettori to partner Aidan O'Brien's colt in the season's final Classic and then fly to Ireland to ride the Derby winner Golden Horn, but now there are just two hours between the two races and his agent, Ray Cochrane, said: "It's much too tight".

The other man, shorter in stature, also wearing a suit jacket, with a slight paunch which the much-too-tight jacket emphasized, sent us a hasty glance and looked down.

Like "Survivor," this isn't so much a tour of exotic locales as it is an exploration of the horrors of spending too much time, in too tight a circle, with other people.

"It's much too small and tight," complains Dutch European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Andre Kuipers of the Russian Soyuz spacecraft.

They should stay on comfortably without much effort, not too tight and not too loose.

Don't wear clothes that reveal too much skin, are too tight, or use materials which look low-class (leopard print, fuzzy materials, Lamé, etc).