Sentence examples for tight cut off from inspiring English sources

Make sure the seal is somewhat tight; cut off excess if you need to.

I played a small theater in Seattle, and the girls had flap skirts on and the tights cut off below their knees and lace gloves and rosaries and bows in their hair and big hoop earrings.

While they happen to be reading the same edition of "The Great Gatsby," she looks like Lolita, "a small adolescent girl wearing tight, cut-off shorts, sandals and a skimpy halter top".

Therefore, tighter cut-offs for calling CNVs in the copy number analysis were used for the hESC samples.

You will want the strap to be relatively tight, but not so tight you cut off your circulation.

Pull the yarn tight, cut it off to a short amount, and weave in yarn on the inside of the work.

Graft the first two stitches like so: Graft the first two stitches like so: Graft all stitches before the last two stitches in this manner: Graft all stitches before the last two stitches in this manner: Graft the last two stitches like so: Graft the last two stitches like so: Pull the yarn tight, cut it off to a short amount, and weave in yarn on the inside of the work.

A tight cast cut off his circulation, but doctors refused to look at him again, said Dr. Anna Burtea, who runs the orphanage.

Make a fist by wrapping your fingers into your hand firmly, but not so tight you cut off the circulation.

When the lid is tight again, cut off the leftover string so you can't see it.

Properly-fitted ballet shoes should be snug, but not so tight they cut off blood flow and create numbness in the feet.