Sentence examples for tight will from inspiring English sources

That means global grain stocks, already tight, will decline further.

Finding the money to make clean energy cheaper, even when government budgets are tight, will probably be an easier sell.

The party, whose finances are already tight, will lose out on what amounts to one third of its annual budget.

Sitting tight will probably lose Mr Sharon the support of his Labour coalition partners, and so bring an early election, but few expect Labour to win it.

Rules that are too tight will hinder adoption; rules that are too lax could allow fraudsters to bring the whole idea of branchless banking into disrepute.

Many brokers expect that the impending availability of desirable office space in a market that has been tight will both allow a number of companies to enter the Newark market and give many local tenants -- especially law firms -- a chance to expand in the city rather than moving to the suburbs.

The tights will take a day to de-frost, PureWow warns, so careful foreplanning is advised.

My underwear and tights will spoon in undisturbed slumber in companionable furrows in my drawer.

I didn't realise that if you wear support pants and support tights, the tights will end up round your knees.

One pair of tights will cost you at least $76.30, but can you really put a price on #mermaidgoals?

Don't forget about your skirts and dresses...a pair of wool tights will save the day.