"And how's Jenny Jennynny is Peter's partner, an Australian woman about whom he remains resolutely tight-lipped).
The storyline, a hymn to friendship and teenage misfits, contains enough twists to please the most knowledgable of fans, who remained resolutely tight-lipped about the plot as they spilled onto the pavement in raptures afterwards.
He has form as a deficit hawk: Labour has never been as fiscally credible in its history as it was in Gordon Brown's early years at the Treasury, when spending was kept tight and debt resolutely paid down.
But she also resolutely defended the policy of tight controls on spending.
The Siege, with its tight domestic focus, is resolutely no War and Peace (nor, thankfully, no romantic melodrama).
I resolve to resolutely restyle my resolutions.
At some point over the past decade, devotees of this resolutely homophobic Jamaican genre have started wearing tight clothes and diamanté blazers, getting their nipples pierced, and lightening their skin from black to a sort of off-black.
The Cherries defended resolutely throughout and created the better opportunities in a tight game.
He looked calm and self-composed as he walked into the airport, wearing a tight white shirt and dark jeans, and stared resolutely ahead as police officers helped him through a waiting media scrum.
He is in a surprisingly tight race with Alison Lundergran Grimes, Kentucky's Secretary of State, who has been resolutely reminding voters of his record on the minimum-wage issue — a majority of Kentuckians favor raising it.
In the mean time, the alcohol abuse has ceased resolutely.
