Sentence examples for stays tight from inspiring English sources

If credit stays tight, more bankruptcies and bad loans are probable.

That could figure later in the game if it stays tight.

Mr. Walden's writing for the group stays tight, full of harmony and development and concision; he played soprano, alto and tenor saxophone, sometimes soloing very little.

But if the economic straitjacket stays tight, says a senior European diplomat, "in the long term I think the situation will be disastrous".Squeezing HamasThe pressure on Hamas could become fierce, especially if Egypt at last plugs, as Israel has demanded for months, the smuggling tunnels under its border with Gaza, slowing the flow not just of weapons but of money for Hamas's militants.

The result is performances that are raw, real and devastating in their emotional punch; a camera stays tight on Anne Hathaway's Fantine for the entire 3 minutes of her "I Dreamed A Dream" and, if at all possible, the impact is even greater than on the stage, so overwhelming, literally, is the performance.

AvalonBay, a savvy developer, is prudently curbing its plans for the next few quarters as financing stays tight.

"Just stay tight," he recalled.

We must stay tight together.

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

If Britain's rules stay tight, he says, foreigners will go elsewhere.

While they stay tight the full-back and wide players attack the flanks, often in unison.