Sentence examples for then tight from inspiring English sources

First wide turns, then tight turns, then back to wide.

Then tight end Fred Davis was called for a false start.

Since then, tight economic policies by the government of Prime Minister Costas Simitis, above, have enabled Greece to fulfill the membership terms of the monetary union.

They are a goldmine of Baldwin biography, a print record of his voice, the closest we get to the "hungry black cat", as he described himself then, "tight, tense, lean, abnormally ambitious, abnormally intelligent".

The Government then tight ened the firearms law by mak ing it illegal to cut down a gun barrel to a length of less than 24 inches, thereby outlawing the sawed‐off shotgun, or to convert a dummy gun into a real one.

Patriots 0-10 Broncos, 7:55, 2nd quarter Montee Ball again gets the, er, ball, giving him 9 yards to the New England 2. Ball just gets the first down on 3 and 1 and then tight end Jacob Tamme catches it for the first touchdown of the game!

There's a cheery, sexy 1968 novel by Jane Gaskell called All Neat in Black Stockings – it was made into a film with Susan George – but by then, tights were starting to take over.

It's a lot less conspicuous then tights and a cape.

Markets back then were tight.

Then, the tight ends were designated as "right ends".

And then sit tight and wait for things to happen.