Sentence examples for tight book from inspiring English sources

When newspaper budgets become tight, book reviewers and the editors of weekend book sections are finding that their work -- the coverage of ideas -- is also at risk.

Given the amount of music, Mando Alvarado and Mr. Newman pack the familiar tale about Dorothy Doraas ashehe's known here, is whisked off to Oz right before her quinceañera) into an extremely tight book.

A shorter, tighter book might have been even more successful.

"Case Histories" was a tighter book, though it too spent its fair share of time musing about small matters.

A tighter book would have been welcome, though it might not have had room for the feuding and jealously that Mr. Wasson captures so sharply.

The comic received an A minus from Entertainment Weekly, which called it "a charming antidote to the histrionics present in so many fights-and-tights books," adding that it had "the strongest female character seen in many a moon: Mark's stoic mom".

And he turned his experience into this tight little book, mordantly funny from the first sentence: "I have a good poker face because I am half dead inside .The book starts in Atlantic City, where the author plays for six weeks in preparation for the tournament, and then it heads west to Vegas.

Lodging in the cooler months can be tight, so book ahead.

This Broadway musical, a firm favourite with buffs of the genre, is set in a Hollywood notion of 1930s Budapest and boasts a tight, witty book by Joe Masteroff and lyrics by Sheldon Harnick that are full of those comic quirks and hypermetrical skids that are present in normal speech but get ironed out in show songs.

Given that she spent so much time in detention and under tight security, books signed by Bhutto are quite rare.

Money is tight and books -- especially these days -- are bountiful.