Sentence examples for tight who from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tight who" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and lacks context for proper usage. Example: "I don't understand what you mean by tight who."
Apple Computer When Supply Is Tight, Who Gets New Macs?
"They're so tight, who knows what you're cutting off?" Turns out, that star was on to something.
While the correlation between caries rates and national development is not tight, WHO has observed that developed countries have higher rates of caries experience, while developing countries have lower rates [ 2].
And for those who want to be a masked marauder in tights who bellows at booing crowds, there's Camp I.W.F.
"Well, that's not how I know her," said the woman in yoga tights, who, even with the upraised candlestick, seemed to smile, a quick flash of arrogance.
In "Dido" the dance filters into the piece in the form of six couples, dressed in dark leotards and tights, who appear during the orchestral interludes.
The other is a good guy dressed in superhero-style cape and tights who had just saved a man from an ATM robbery.
Their hero is the Escapist, a masked man in tights who can perform daring acts of chain-breaking, lock-loosening and other feats of liberation.
And second, because I spoke to Dawn Barber, managing director of the "Earth's biggest hosiery store" UK Tights, who assured me: "We sell a great many tights to men.
True masculine theater of the absurd, complete with gargantuan men in tights who inspired the awe of children with physical mass and acrobatics.
The panel presentations will put Marvel editors face to face with impassioned longtime fans (many of them dressed in tights) who, like "Star Wars" followers, veer between fawning or furious but are never apathetic.
