Sentence examples for somewhat tighter from inspiring English sources

Dorthy Moxley kept a somewhat tighter leash on her children.

But his vision isn't as dark as Kaufman's, and his story structure is somewhat tighter.

The first few trees we sample are at least intriguing — a bit older, with somewhat tighter rings.

Some polls issued by Democratic-affiliated groups have shown a somewhat tighter race, with Mr. Barrett trailing by about three percentage points instead.

One of the new polls over the weekend, from Public Policy Polling, which conducts polling on behalf of Democratic clients as well as publishes its own polls independently, showed a somewhat tighter race, with Mr. Walker's Democratic opponent, Mayor Tom Barrett of Milwaukee, having closed his deficit to three percentage points.

On August 3, representatives of the Soviet, East German, Polish, Bulgarian, Hungarian, and Czechoslovak Communist parties met again at Bratislava; the communiqué issued after that meeting gave the impression that pressure would be eased on Czechoslovakia in return for somewhat tighter control over the press.

Reyes concurred, saying his leg still felt somewhat tight.

Viacom is under a somewhat tight deadline to determine its future and settle on new leadership.

It stars one of India's most salable actors: Shahrukh Khan, who loves wearing somewhat tight trousers even when he is not playing a superhero.

Valencienne is temporarily smitten with Camille de Rosillon, a French aristocrat, here portrayed by the tenor Paul Groves, whose voice seemed somewhat tight on this occasion.

Right now, market fundamentals are also somewhat tight, and traders are nervously waiting to see if the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries raises its quota when it convenes in Osaka on Sept. 18.