Sentence examples for tight before from inspiring English sources

Security was tight before the meeting, with an entire floor of the Marriott Hotel in lockdown.

Wenger had reported the winger's hamstring was tight before the Norwich game but the manager insisted he had not been reckless in playing his £30m Chilean.

Wall Street is open, and shares are....well, they're not doing much, actually, as investors sit tight before the Federal Reserve's announcements on monetary policy tonight.

Security will be tight before showings of the Cursed Child, described by Harry Potter author JK Rowling as the eighth story in the boy wizard series.

Somehow, she said yesterday, he had a premonition about this flight, taking a walk alone the night before and hugging her tight before he left for the airport.

Glamorgan would need more than Wagg if they were to be promoted to the first division, but money was tight before last week's matches here between England and Pakistan saw the county post a shortfall.

"Well, I've gotten out of tight corners before, girls.

But he's been in tight corners before, Mr. Black notes, saying that he has overcome previous downturns and produced solid returns.

From a platform it slopes downward, then dramatically upward into a tight peak, before gently curving toward the ground.

Don't leave it in the sun for long periods, and untie tight knots before storing as they reduce the tensile strength of the rope.

The financial climate will be "much tighter" than before.