Sentence examples for tight sleeve from inspiring English sources
The Nook Color slides into a tight sleeve and there's room on the other flap from various notes.
Stretch the liner over the pipe; this creates a tight sleeve band around the pipe.
"But at the same time, these Under Armour tight sleeves are pretty comfortable.
There are also shirts preserved from ancient Egypt that have long, tight sleeves sewn into the armholes.
I would like very much to someday have a velvet dress with a fitted bodice and long, tight sleeves (who wouldn't?).
Ms. Cairone has some prime pieces, including a cashmere sweater dress with the high armholes and tight sleeves that were Halston signatures, a papery gold shirtdress and a strapless gold wrap-dress, priced from about $1,600 to $3,100.
Later, she asked a representative from an Italian machine-knitwear company to make a sweater modified from one Rykiel was wearing – she wanted it smaller, with a high armhole and tight sleeves.
This being fashion, however, the true homage was not in the wording but in the silhouette: the sweaters had the distinctive skinny rib shape, with tight sleeves and high armholes, with which Rykiel made her name as an icon of a distinctive Saint Germain aesthetic.
When the dress was auctioned at Sotheby's in 1916 it was described as made for Brontë's honeymoon in 1854, but Houghton thinks that is also unlikely, as by then the fashion had changed from its plain tight sleeves to more voluminous pleated ones.
For example, loose thigh or tight crotch of rock climbing pants influenced climbers' movement (Michaelson 2015), garments with excess bulk inhibit sailors' mobility (Bye and Hakala 2005), and tight sleeves restrict tennis players when serving tennis balls (Jin and Black 2012).
