Sentence examples for tight of from inspiring English sources

C'MON ANDY!!!" It's tight, of course.

"Well, I'd like everything to be locked down tight, of course I would, but that isn't the real world in which we all live.

While credit has been notoriously tight of late, five banks have agreed to lend Pfizer $22.5 billion to pay for the deal.

She believed that in the mirror she could see the signs in her face — like threads drawn tight — of the strain of these extra years of teaching that she had not wanted.

But M I just continues, and so does its star Tom Cruise – now 53 years old, but buff of bod and tight of ab and looking hardly older now than when he started in the series, which gave him a turbocharged boost as an A-list star in an era when such creatures were thought to be becoming extinct.

The 1980 s' fashion item such as foot tight of Hangzhou had already been outdated in Beijing since the 1990s.

The involvement of multiple ligases highlights the importance of tight control of Dvl level in cells.

What visible changes accompany relaxation of tight control of a cell-level process?

Acute alcohol administration significantly disrupted the architecture of tight junctions of the small intestine.

It will be the tightest of tight calls.

The current chart is one of the tightest of recent weeks, if not the whole year.