Sentence examples for really tighten from inspiring English sources

"There's a lack of confidence and communication and they are going to have to really tighten up to pick up this season".

"In a perfect world I'd find someone who would come in to invest and manage the company — someone to really tighten up operations and staffing," Ms. Shaw replied.

"Work hard on the supply side, then you can achieve a safe level of inflation without having to really tighten your monetary policy with the costs to growth and so on," he said.

And not all price spikes are created equal; much research suggests, instead, that consumers become somewhat inured to higher oil prices, and really tighten their belts only when prices hit new multi-year highs.

While many stars claim to take breaks, even time off doesn't really tighten everything back up.

"If you want to know where China can really tighten its belt in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, it's not individual consumption," she said.

The straitjacket [today] has really tightened".

"Going down on his hip, he really tightened his focus.

We really tightened our belt because we didn't want to raise taxes on our residents.

"He has really tightened things up," says Saïd Djamel, a butcher.

"Once the city has really tightened its belt," he said, "then come talk to the Bronx".