Sentence examples for tight lost from inspiring English sources

He cackled and started into "Something Good," his eyes closed tight, lost in Fraülein Maria's sentimental paean to her captain: "Perhaps I had a wicked childhood.

Services like child care — essential for any woman hoping to work after becoming a mother — are shutting down, and women who thought they had a place in the middle class find themselves clinging on tight, losing sleep over how to pay credit card bills that are the only thing that keep them going.

Before they know it they've misplaced the key to the door and remain in the pursuit of youth, theirs and others, on a forever winter cycle (only the tights lose their elasticity as the years go on).

Last week the Giants tight end lost a fantasy football game because he decided to bench himself – right before he went out and caught three touchdown passes against Washington.

The quarterback successfully completed his pass to Martellus Bennett, but the tight end lost control of the ball as he was tackled, and TJ Ward scooped it up before taking it back 52 yards for the score.

They crank them in so tight I lose interest.

And when you're so tight, you lose a lot of energy on court.

When specimens are sold to the highest bidder, museums with inherently tight budgets lose out.

The party, whose finances are already tight, will lose out on what amounts to one third of its annual budget.

Kebede was second here in 2010 in a tight race, losing a back-and-forth duel to Kenya's Sammy Wanjiru by 19 seconds.

Sure, they want to win and they expect to win, but they are not tight about losing games in September as if they are suddenly imitating the Mets.