Sentence examples for strong tight from inspiring English sources

They will want a cornerback in the second or third round, but might be satisfied with a strong tight end.

The Miliband camp believed he had run a strong, tight campaign with few gaffes that apparently kept his Labour party neck-and-neck with the Conservatives in the opinion polls.

In the previous two campaigns under Jardim they were a strong, tight, sometimes cagey side but this season they have been far more cutting and destructive, often blowing teams away.

The mechanical properties of the coatings, free of any scale-dependence, are insensitive to the presence of a lamellar structure, indicating strong, tight bonding between cold-sprayed Ta particles.

If he emanates both, and keeps his answers strong, tight, and principled, he will likely be our next President.

But we can get all of that right and if we don't have a strong, tight, lasting (not bubble-and-bust) job market, I don't expect these middle class trends to improve much.

He quoted, and repeated, another line from Rebekah's letter: "We are a strong, tight-knit family who has made it through some very, very hard times".

Both Toronto and Seattle have strong, tight-knit units, where players understand each other on and off the pitch, but what's more important is that in the knock-out stages, togetherness is a valuable tool when your team plays away from home.

He thinks devolution has created "a very strong, tight-knit political/media village in Cardiff" that he has been getting to know recently.

Can we expand this sport of skateboarding, build a really strong, tight-knit, but a bigger community around the world?" I haven't skated in 20 years in any serious way, but I've never stopped following skating.

Resilient, strong, tight-knit community.