Sentence examples for sharp tight from inspiring English sources

The original negative having fallen apart in the 1940s, Universal has returned to a first-generation, fine grain print in the collection of the Library of Congress and given it a thorough digital going over to remove dirt, scratches and tears while preserving a sharp, tight grain structure.

David Hillman, of the London-based Stamp Out Poverty and a leading player in the European campaign for a financial transaction tax, pointed out another major win coming out of the October 10 meeting: finance ministers committed to producing legislative text for the tax by December 6. "This gives a sharp, tight deadline for the remaining work to be completed," Hillman said.

There was the lugubriously slow and steady, reggae-tinged cover of the Five Stairsteps' "Ooh Child", the razor sharp, tight and taut funk of "Not Too Young (To Fall in Love)" and his eerie, avant-garde early rap banger, "Time Bomb", which genuinely sounds like the future, even now.

You don't want anything too sharp, tight, or loose.

The ships kept steaming in circles, the Virginia in its large, ungainly arcs, the Monitor in sharper, tighter turns.

It's a deeper, sharper, tighter frame that tells people, oh, she knows exactly what she's looking for, I'll give it to her, versus a simple question.

But one can easily imagine the sharper, tighter, more dangerous show it might be in a smaller space with a savvier cast.

He wore shiny black shoes with long, sharp toes, tight pants, and bright flowered shirts.

"Everything is carried out on a very small area of play, with sharp movements, tight cuts, quick jumps.

The double wheel allows the AGV to turn at very sharp or tight corners without wearing down the rubber tyres.

The winger was equally sharp in tight space, squeezing over for his fourth after Bridge was held short of the line.