Sentence examples for often tight from inspiring English sources
And the quarters are often tight.
Finances are often tight for such tasks.
In Brussels itself, financial controls are often tight.
This network is a vital and growing part of Fukuzawa's work but money is often tight.
Money was often tight, and after he left for college the bank repossessed the family home.
Security is critical: Security requirements are often much tighter in the public sector than in the private sector.
Mr. Wolfson said that for reasons of security, the government was often tight-lipped about the whereabouts of inmates in transit.
The early response from Mets fans was in favor of the deal, whether because of Rodriguez's often tight-rope-walking saves, his off-field controversies or a look to rebuilding for the future.
In a series in which the multimillion-dollar-earning drivers are often tight-lipped and clean in anything they say in order not to upset sponsors, Raikkonen is extremely loose and natural, to say the least.
The volumes, compared with drug trafficking, are tiny – a handful of Kalashnikovs, as opposed to cocaine smuggled in multiples of tonnes – and the gangs behind the trade are also often tight-knit groups.
