Sentence examples for tight outside from inspiring English sources

"No more churches," Lucian declared on our fifth day, his arms folded tight outside the Orvieto cathedral.

Cline loves phrasal fragments: "The dark maritime cypress packed tight outside the window, the twitch of salt air".

But aluminium prices on the London Metal Exchange (LME) will surge by 16.5% in 2015, as availability is tight outside China.

Security was tight outside the court on Wednesday, while around 20,000 supporters of Mr Thaksin gathered in the capital in a show of support for the government, AFP news agency reported.

Security was tight outside the Bank of America Stadium as the teams and fans arrived for the game against the Minnesota Vikings, and included officers in riot gear. .

To spice things up, I headed to the shop to buy her a furry giraffe and a camera so we could take some snaps and told her to hold tight outside.

There are two sorts of noodles, both egg and rice, plus hunks of tofu, tight skinned outside, soft inside.

The raw emotion was on display inside St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church on Thursday, where more than 1,500 mourners of all ages were packed in tight; and outside, where there were more mourners; and down the winding road, where hundreds more waited and watched; and across the city.

"I would say the oversight for quality and safety is much tighter outside of research," said Peter Pronovost, who directs the Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality at Johns Hopkins Medicine.

I think a lot of contact should be let go with big guys, and it should be called a lot tighter outside.

The security was by far the tightest outside the large upstairs ballroom, where the GHE20G0TH1K lineup was taking place.