Sentence examples for show tightening from inspiring English sources

Crude oil gained ahead of a report expected to show tightening inventories in the United States.

On the other, polls that show tightening are largely ignored, and the race is cast as one between an angry and erratic Mr. McCain, whose desperate, misleading campaign has as low as a 4percentt chance of beating a cool, confident and deserving Democratic nominee in Mr. Obama.

Over the last week, however, public and private opinion polls have showed tightening races in states where Mrs. Clinton had held substantial leads, including Massachusetts and New Jersey (where a combined total of 200 delegates were at stake) and California, which had 370 delegates.

Mrs. Clinton found herself fighting hard in Northeastern states once safely in her column, and Mr. Obama seemed torn between his chance to compete in California and the possibility, reinforced by polls that showed tightening races, that he might capture sizable numbers of delegates in Mrs. Clinton's political backyard.

Polls this weekend showed tightening in the presidential race.

The race for state comptroller has suddenly grown intense: the polls show a tightening battle and the candidates are going after each other with increasing ferocity.

While the show needs tightening and could lose at least 15 minutes, it's genuinely entertaining and original and should live very happily ever after at the Unicorn this winter.

That immediate, scathing reaction from Mr. Kerry indicated that he, like the president, thinks that Iraq may be the pivotal issue in a presidential contest that the polls show is tightening.

Now polls show a tightening race in New Mexico.

Prince's production revived interest in the show by tightening the book, dropping and adding songs cut in various productions, and highlighting its racial elements.

InsiderAdvantage has generally shown favorable results for Mr. Gingrich, and it does again in this case, showing a tightening in the race and having him behind by just 5 points.