Sentence examples for tight that one from inspiring English sources

People packed in so tight that one security guard remarked: "We have gridlock at three gates.

Things were so tight that one executive groused about the $300 Bernard had spent for a proper desk and chair.

He revealed that Geoff Hoon, then defence secretary, banned him from talking to senior military logistics officials, and that the timetable was so tight that one unit, the Desert Rats of 7th Armoured brigade, was not operational until the day before the invasion.

I definitely got tight on that one point".

Low-cost housing is so tight that one-third of the vouchers for the Section 8 subsidized-housing program are being returned unused, according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Or whoever they work for locks them up so tight that no one can pry them loose.

Tacitus himself couldn't make a much tighter case that one empire had seen better days while another was feeling its oats.

David- The public markets are tight, so that's one less path, and that's usually the default path for ambitions entrepreneurs.

The pontoon on which the bridge rests, is rubber, with water-tight compartments that prevent one lucky shot from sinking the whole thing; it folds up into a 4 x 3 box, but blows up to a length of 35 feet and a width of eight feet.

He quickly flipped the microscope lens to zoom in tight on one group of cells that formed a cluster, quite different in appearance from the cells around it.

The voice sync might not be as tight on this one, but that slow zoom in is just perfect.