Sentence examples for offered a tight from inspiring English sources
When it was pointed out that Mr. Rollins has a history of speaking sharply about candidates who once employed him, Mrs. Bachmann offered a tight smile.
As for criticisms that have re-emerged that he is unpatriotic for declining to wear a flag lapel or for failing once last autumn to put his hand on his heart during the national anthem, Mr. Obama offered a tight smile.
But standing there outside the 7-Eleven, pint of ice cream in hand, I realize that I hadn't told my fellow organizers everything, that although I had offered a tight narrative arc -- from self-hatred to self-acceptance -- I had left out how often and easily I am rendered powerless and in danger just three blocks from my own home.
"I urge this Congress to pursue a bipartisan, market-based solution to climate change, like the one John McCain and Joe Lieberman worked on together a few years ago," Obama said, as McCain offered a tight smile from a back row.
He offered a tighter, more cogent presentation of his policies and for the first time in weeks recaptured some of the passion of his Democratic convention speech.
Sorry that I've so many of these videos but this offered a tighter and closer look at the Ulysse Nardin Chairman and, considering this is probably the wildest phone I've seen in years, it's worth a second look.
-A male conservative will snap his suspenders and shout "Yowza!" A female conservative will offer a tight, chilly smile and almost touch her hair.
6. Boire The French winemaker Catherine Chauchat offers a tight edit of fine wines, including some rare French vintages, in this elegant, unadorned bar.
The view from the footbridge now, in the city that the American women came to savor and stayed to help save, offers a tight knot of paradoxes about the history of Paris, the tempering of glass, and the shackles of love.
Manufacturers trust Foxconn to offer a tight, well-run ship.
Additionally, the device promises to offer a tight control of switching transients.
