Sentence examples for pretty tight to from inspiring English sources

Karen Olson told me, "I think they're still hanging pretty tight to the possibility" that Gingrich will be the nominee.

That's another World Cup gone without him scoring a goa... actually, in the circumstances, it's pretty tight to be pointing that out today.

As things stand now, that's about 35% of America's 2006 GDP, as projected by the Congressional Budget Office; Americans would have to cinch their belts pretty tight to pay that off.

After all, you'd have to be pretty tight to be in a band with a sibling and it not have it devolve into a 24/7 wedgie-fest. .

Budgets tend to get pretty tight at this time of year, so free events are especially welcome.

Getting into the hotel to talk to party members was impossible - security was pretty tight, thanks to the aforementioned rough patch Scottish Labour are going through - so I had a chat with a few more of the protesters instead.

Getting into the hotel to talk to party members was impossible--security was pretty tight, thanks to the aforementioned rough patch Scottish Labour are going through--so I had a chat with a few more of the protesters instead.

A June 2014 release date is a pretty tight schedule to meet, so the studio will have to really fast-track the production, and that means we should hear additional news pretty soon.

It's widely known that China runs a pretty tight ship – to put it mildly – on what its citizens get to see online, especially that content which is served from outside of China.

It's widely known that China runs a pretty tight ship – to put it mildly – on what its citizens get to see online, especially that content which exists outside of China.

In fact, Ed Balls, the shadow Chancellor, has kept the shadow Cabinet on a pretty tight leash – to the frustration of several members barred by him from making just the kind of pledges the Tories claimed as a fact.