Sentence examples for perfect tight from inspiring English sources

His second throw was a perfect, tight spiral on a deep out pattern that was caught and led to several veterans joking that the backups had better watch out for their jobs.

Deep Purple's Black Night was a huge hit in the year of the release of the Webber record, and Gillan's status as the perfect tight-jeaned, swaggering rock star gave the album authentic rock credentials.

Maybe it has something to do with all those years in the kitchen of Chez Panisse in Berkeley, Calif., and other restaurants, sorting the just-picked asparagus into strict categories: The perfect tight-budded spears were to be served whole; the less-than-stellar ones were chopped for a soup or sauté; the woody or sprouty specimens were ruthlessly rejected altogether.

The fact is that the A-Class is perfect for tight European roads, where consumers are paying $5 or more for a gallon of fuel.

With virtually no traffic to contend with, I have time to learn that reversing the blade in the water makes it turn sharply - perfect for tight corners.

As much as the Jets practice the Wildcat — "We're always trying to perfect it," tight end Matthew Mulligan said — it did not emerge as a focal point until the Monday before the Redskins game, when Ryan made it a point of emphasis.

Single units are perfect for tight corners, and multiples make a visual statement when spaced along a wall.

A screw cap is problematic in that it's a perfect, air-tight seal.

No one goes into retail because they really want to help a 14-year-old buy her first perfect, illegally-tight party dress.

In fact it finds perfect matching of tight edges: an edge e ij is called tight for a potential if y(i) + y(j) = w i, j).

The Falcons may no longer be perfect, but their tight end is pretty close.