Sentence examples for tight tip from inspiring English sources

"People like a real tight tip".

The jet-flows through combined holes could increase the efficiency by 0.35% with loose tip clearance, and by 0.3% with tight tip clearance.

Don't be tight with your tip.

Our results identify molecular determinants of ligand specificity of Wnt/β-catenin signaling and provide evidence for organ-specific control of vascular invasion through tight modulation of tip cell function.

Don't make the tape so tight that the tip of your finger feels uncomfortable or looks purple.

A few moments is sometimes all you need... Be advised, rocks tend to make noise when bashed together, so if you don't have tight pockets: This tip is NOT recommended and will get you caught.

The family's alternative weeklies, known for fiercely partisan coverage, have been credited with tipping tight city elections toward candidates they favored.

Not surprisingly, Harvest Power's business model works best on the east and west coasts of the US, where landfill capacity is tight and thus tipping fees are high, and where electricity prices tend to be higher than in the middle of the country, which burns a lot of low-cost but dirty coal.

Two series later, Boyd led a 12-play, 87-yard TD drive that ended with tight end Seckinger tip-toeing the sidelines to get in.

The key is to drop into a tight tuck and point your tips directly between the head-butting bulls on the sponsor's banner that arches over the takeoff.

Mr. Forrester would not fault President Bush for leaving him out of the final campaign tour, which took Mr. Bush to states where Republicans thought a visit could tip a tight race.