Sentence examples for tight title from inspiring English sources

But he has dismissed fears that another knockout defeat highlighted a soft underbelly in big games that could also cost Yorkshire dear in a tight title race.

April 2012: Cross-City blues "Squeaky bum time" – in Ferguson's immortal phrase to describe a tight title race – sees City, trailing QPR in injury time, triumph 3-2 to pinch the title from United's grasp.

Trinidad and Tobago international Jones scored 13 goals in 36 appearances for Cardiff before swapping the Championship's mid-table comfort for the tight title run-in.

Trinidad and Tobago international Jones scored 13 goals in 36 appearances for Cardiff, before swapping the Championship's mid-table for the tight title race.

Former Stoke City striker Jones scored 13 goals for Cardiff this season, before swapping the Championship's mid-table for the tight title race at leaders Bournemouth.

They are the inventors of the smokescreen". Talking about the tight title race with Arsenal in 2003: "It's getting tickly now - squeaky-bum time, I call it". Responding to then-Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez's 'facts' outburst in 2009: "I think he was an angry man.

I'm going to go Chelsea second, and I think it may be the tightest title race ever.

And so on it goes, from Barcelona 76, Atlético 76, Real Madrid 75, to Barcelona 85, Atlético 85, Madrid 84: still no margin for error, still all in it, still not surrendering in the tightest title race in the world.

This is the tightest title race for years and may yet be decided on bonus points and with it the realisation that a point squandered early in the season is no less valuable than one scrapped for in the later stages.

Match of the Day commentator Jonathan Pearce: Arsenal have a tricky start but can go one better than last year and finish in the top three in what will be one of the tightest title races ever.

More recently, he's become a star of mainstream capes-and-tights titles, penning X-Men, Batman, Superman and Justice League comics.