The performance artist Karen Finley strutted by in a tight-fighting orange leather jumpsuit, carrying a copy of her new book, "Aroused: A Collection of Erotic Writing".
Try not to make overly tight loops when fighting a group of enemy aces, or you'll be hit by a missile.
Mr. Bush's chief of staff will be Andrew Card, who spent the last seven years as chief lobbyist for the auto industry, fighting tighter fuel economy, air pollution and global warming regulations.
Your group will be a tight knit fighting force.
"What kept the games relatively close on my serve and gave me a few chances to get tight was, again, my fighting.
I fought and didn't have that -- your breathing gets tight when you're fighting.
It arrived there in late August and was moved into line at the Pusan Perimeter, where US troops were fighting a tight defensive line around the port city of Pusan.
The paintings aren't in the museum, but the manager, a sweet woman who spoke no English, sent me off with a postcard of a man and woman in a tight embrace, muscles bulging, fighting in front of a rapt audience.
Zach Silk, campaign manager for the Washington Alliance for Gun Responsibility, a group fighting for tighter firearms restrictions, said the idea for a ballot initiative emerged after a universal background check bill failed in the State Legislature.
These include Democrats in the Senate like Bob Casey of Pennsylvania who are comfortable with the restrictions in the Senate health care bill and Democrats in the House like Bart Stupak of Michigan who are fighting for tighter restrictions.
