Sentence examples for staying tight from inspiring English sources

But budgets are staying tight, the review of more than 4,000 business travelers showed.

"They started running at us; we didn't do a good job of bottling things up, staying tight, tackling from the front," Howard said.

Ms. LeBlanc said the market for "large, luxury apartments, both rentals and for sale, is tight and staying tight, especially on the Upper East and West Sides".

Through coaching and cajoling Ranieri helped the players revel while staying tight, famously keeping his promise to take the whole squad out for a meal after their first clean sheet of the season, against Crystal Palace in October.

Screws are preferred for staying tight more permanently, but nails will also give acceptable results.

Rowling is staying tight-lipped on the storyline, but has repeatedly emphasised that it is not a prequel to her books.

But the stone, which was rumoured to have cost up to £30,000, is proving remarkably elusive and Labour sources are staying tight-lipped.

"What we are interested in," he said, "is to render justice to the Cambodian people".Meanwhile Mr Hun Sen, who over 28 years has established himself as the longest-serving elected leader in South-East Asia, was staying tight-lipped.

The car will feature on the BBC's Top Gear programme in the autumn, but programme insiders were staying tight-lipped about what Jeremy Clarkson would make of the world's first green super car.

There's barely a sports star in the world who's not been caught letting their guard down after some painful defeat – blaming their opponents, the referee, whoever; or staying tight-lipped when journalists are looking for a quote.

The publisher is staying tight-lipped about the target number of users for this "desert island discs for books" – but is hoping large numbers of book lovers will sign up, as well as organisations.