Sentence examples for tight shape from inspiring English sources
This tight shape had the further benefit of embracing the period in which Keats wrote his greatest poems, and the negative advantage of exempting the film from any responsibility to deal in detail with his childhood and earlier life.
Reading the game, attacking hard on the opposition side of the gainline, effective communication, keeping a tight shape and maximising performance in the one-on-one tackle area... all these things will be vital, with the last perhaps being the most important.
That tight shape allowed United to dominate possession at the start of the game and score two early goals, but they did not keep playing that way when Newcastle countered by putting an extra man in their midfield.
This sounds like being born in tight shape from a bolt of lightning, though; that's the connection.
A top view of the docked model of BAF8 (in a cyan color) with the predicted binding energy of −12 kcal/mol highlights the tight shape complementary at the fiber-ligand interface.
After a few folds you should be able to roll the sock to form a tight donut shape.
Le Fandy's main-course menu is straightforward and trimly designed -- like the restaurant itself, its 47 seats arranged in a tight "C" shape under a dark ceiling and dark walls, with dim sconce lighting that gives it the dusky intimacy of a private club.
A style of play based on organisation, keeping a tight defensive shape and nicking a goal or two will only keep fans happy if it actually produces results.
Their modeling shows that in the healthy heart, blood flows through the left atrium in a tight corkscrew shape, which allows blood to quickly exit that structure.
It can be distinguished as a zone where the cortex narrows into a single layer of densely packed pyramidal neurons 3 to 6 cells deep in rats, which curl into a tight U shape; one edge of the "U," field CA4, is embedded into a backward-facing, strongly flexed, V-shaped cortex, the dentate gyrus.
Also, tight clothes shape you.
