Sentence examples for tight exchanges from inspiring English sources

I'm not saying that the set-piece will be the tipping point this time round, but England know it will be damned difficult to get a result if they finish second in the tight exchanges.

Monfils dug himself out of three holes in some tight exchanges but, after an hour and a half, Thiem had his first match point on the Monfils serve and was glad to see his final shot, a go-for-it forehand into the deuce corner, drift long.

But maintaining tight exchange controls is not a long-term option for an economy so dependent on foreign money.

A Fabregas backheel after another tight exchange with Messi sends the Argentine straight in on Cech, but he saves the shot from point-blank range.

Tight exchange controls -- put in place to stem capital flight, strengthen the bolivar and halt inflation -- have also restricted hard currency and, some businessmen say, squelched investment.

(Because of China's tight exchange control rules, foreigners are not allowed to invest in the much larger A-share market, denominated in Chinese yuan).

Further, a tight exchange of experiences between the teaching staff from all faculties in Germany is needed.

The latter's aggressive style won out; after tight opening exchanges Safin opened up a 12-5 leandalthoughhough Kruse rallied magnificently in the second round, closing to 14-13, the gap proved too much.

Not that the home secretary appears to have got that memo - he grows more cantankerous with every week: and those tight, cutting exchanges between Simon Russell Beale and Peter Firth just keep getting better.

Copolymer membranes composed of chloromethylstyrene and divinylbenzene were reacted with 4-vinylpyridine and then trimethylamine to prepare highly tight anion exchange membranes.

If the pants or shirt seem too tights then exchange them for something else.