Sentence examples for tight entries from inspiring English sources

The intervals back up on each other because they have been arranged to be consonant at key points and that's called stretto, Italian word stretto, kind of tight — tight entries here.

But that meant the Italian was forced to take a tight entry into the final corner, sending him wide on the exit and allowing Rosberg to pull alongside on the home straight.

The countries that benefit most from British emigrants with the highest numerical abilities are those that have the tightest entry requirements.

Finally, in the Symplicity HTN-3 trial, there were tighter entry control criteria with regard to ambulatory blood pressure.

Martin Narey, who advises Michael Gove on children's social care, has called for trainees to be taught more practical skills and for courses to have tighter minimum entry standards, after being asked to look into initial social work training by the government.

Today's theme is tight and has entries that people of all ages should know.

So tight was the entry shaft, the officers had to take off their gun belts to squirm in.

Tourism has become Tibet's major industry but tight controls on entry requirements for foreign visitors as well as the altitude and climate limit its growth.

Yet it is a natural concern when the purse strings have been pulled tight and university entry's become more difficult.

That is a plus, since the supply of homes for sale over all remains fairly tight, especially for entry-level buyers, according to the association's most recent statistics.

The most stringent requirement to the permeability barrier is to stay tight against passive entry even when facilitated influx occurs.