Sentence examples for take tight from inspiring English sources

Now they take tight ends and make defensive ends out of them.

Although both carriers vow to take tight hold of the reins by jettisoning extra costs, making additional capacity cuts as necessary and launching promotions, consumers will determine whether travel demand gets off the ground.

But the real joy of driving the C4 (in this country, anyway) comes at saner speeds, when you take tight turns quickly without regard for those old 911 backsliding tendencies.

The report called for the university's board and central administration to take tighter control of the finances and communications of the athletics department.

Myners has claimed that if the reforms are not implemented, the banks owed £1.4bn by the Co-op will take tighter control of the supermarket, pharmacies and funeral homes chain.

Twitter isn't done with its efforts to take tighter control of its API — now Tumblr users can no longer search for their Twitter friends when they sign up on the microblogging service.

"I'm trying to push the limits, always take tighter lines and ski like the men," Vonn said.

(They took tight end Aaron Hernandez in the fourth round with the pick immediately before Baltimore's).

Cleveland could have chosen Roethlisberger at No. 6, but instead took tight end Kellen Winslow.

In the third round, the Cowboys took tight end Jason Whitten of Tennessee.

I took tight hold of the rope, gulped down my fears and – grateful for rubbery snowboard boots – rappelled over the edge.