Sentence examples for tight something from inspiring English sources
Then, just as I was tiring of holding tight, something remarkable happened.
Mr. Wylie said South Dakota had the ability to reduce promised benefits when times were tight, something forbidden by statute or constitution in many other states.
In order to cancel out a good deal of noise and allow the Here Ones to work at their best, the seal between the earbud and ear has to be pretty tight, something that was hard to get used to in terms of comfort.
That was pretty tight, but something was not finished.
We're not going to sit tight with something that's not working.
But with so much scrutiny and so many odd and tight races, something suspicious was bound to turn up.
"Space is so tight that something has to give," said Lily Kong, director of the Asia Research Institute at the National University of Singapore, who has studied funeral practices.
The acquisition of Santiago, 26, gives the Cowboys a much-needed pass-catching tight end, something they have lacked since Jay Novacek retired before the 1999 season.
It would take a further 24 minutes for the lead to be increased, but it was a period in which Argentina's grip on the game became so unbearably tight that something had to give.
Museum of the City of New York: 'Making Room' (through Sept. 2) Living in tight quarters — something very familiar to New Yorkers — is the subject of this exhibition of architectural designs that includes an example of a furnished micro-studio apartment of 325 feet; imaginative designs for equally small living spaces elsewhere in the country and abroad are included in the show.
Museum of the City of New York: 'Making Room' (Tuesday and daily through Sept. 2) Living in tight quarters — something very familiar to New Yorkers — is the subject of this exhibition of architectural designs that includes an example of a furnished micro-studio apartment of 325 feet; imaginative designs for equally small living spaces elsewhere in the country and abroad are included in the show.
