Sentence examples for tight success from inspiring English sources

Aidan O'Brien's Roly Poly (10.50) did not fare well in the draw for the Juvenile Fillies' Turf, but she will have Ryan Moore aboard to plot a path from stall 13 and a narrow defeat by her stablemate Brave Anna in the Group One Cheveley Park Stakes last time out is a match for Intricately's similarly tight success in the Moyglare.

In the Series that October, the Yankees were pitching Campanella tight, with success.

"You have to hold tight what success looks like.

The West Indies Women and Under-19s also won their respective World Cups – but Gayle stresses that tight-knit success on the field occurs despite a chasm between the region's cricketers and their representatives.

The main problem he foresees is that the timetable for achieving a lasting result is too tight – and any success could be swallowed up by the coming election.

"Congratulations to @Coach_EdOrgeron, I wish him nothing but success," tight end Randall Telfer wrote.

The macroeconomic changes of the 1980s slower growth, financial deregulation, technological success, tighter labour markets, and currency appreciation all helped to transform Japan into an important creditor nation, swelling the country's direct foreign investments.

To compare all studies the number of cats that either ceased or reduced spraying by at least 90% was used as a primary outcome measure as it described the tightest criterion for success among studies.

Ballard said he made a point this week of watching how other tight ends have had success against the Packers.

"I've noticed a great deal of success in tight and in smaller situations; it's been a different way to boost everyone's skills".

The 30-year-old lost the first set 3-0 in the opening match of an entertaining afternoon session before he capitalised on Webster's trouble hitting the doubles to level the match with a tight 3-2 second-set success.