Sentence examples for tight protective from inspiring English sources

Moreover, tight protective clothing protecting against pesticide exposure may increase the risk of heat stress among farm workers.

McQueen was never one of the air-kissing fashion fraternity, preferring to socialise within a tight, protective group of friends.

They have become a tight, protective little clan -- with all the ordinary squabbles and complicated relationships one would find in close quarters on a ship.

This was at a time not only when night editors spit into their wastebaskets but also when Chicago's press corps and police shared a tight, protective bond.

Putin was ordered to investigate Boris Berezovsky, the billionaire financier and patron of the Yeltsin "family" -- the extended circle of relatives and trusted associates that helped make key decisions, agreed on key appointments and drew a tight protective ring around the former president.

Then it became, why don't you throw stuff at us that we don't know is coming, to keep it spontaneous?" As a tight, protective cap was being fitted around his head and chin, Mr. Schwartzman was asked if he was comfortable with knowing so few details about the show.

Because it's open, generous, exploring, not tight and protective and closed off.

If so, she was different on two counts: Protestants are a tight, self-protective minority in France and, like all such minorities, subject to legend.

Additionally, astrocytic foot processes wrap around the blood vessels and play an important role in allowing endothelial cells to form and maintain their normally protective, tight seal [ 17].

Though known for being tight-lipped and protective of his clientele, Mr. Smith was an interesting choice for the Obamas, being neither too establishment, nor too local — too Chicago.

Then again, it can be a surprisingly sentimental business, a tight-knit and protective community that gathers around when under siege – and that is what happened when Frank became Kellie.