Sentence examples for tight with information from inspiring English sources

On appeals, The A.P., which last year hired a new in-house lawyer, Karen Kaiser, will send documents, sometimes just a letter, that often resemble full legal briefs to agencies being tight with information.

The Obama team is tight with information, but I've got the scoop on the senior advisers he's gathered to push a new Middle East policy as the Gaza war rages: Shibley Telhami, Vali Nasr, Fawaz Gerges, Fouad Moughrabi and James Zogby.

"Keeping that fan base alive, you're get a better sense of what they're hungry for". While the streaming service tends to be tight with information on how shows perform, Netflix executives told Newman and Walden that past episodes of "Prison Break" were popular enough with the service's subscribers that Fox should consider making more of them.

They have been tight-lipped with information about when the power might come back, she said, but had helped some of the residents carry food and water up the building's darkened stairs, alongside the multitude of volunteers who came into the area to help.

Advisers to both candidates said that with the election so tight, and with so many voters apparently set in their ways, the only way to move an electorate already saturated with information was with tough attacks.

Attend talks, fill that beautiful brain with information about this wonderful world of ours, turn up the volume on Sturgill Simpson's Living The Dream, and just hold tight.

Prepare yourself with information.

We were pretty tight with Jess, actually.

"Investors are very tight with their money.

Don't be tight with your tip.

very, very tight with money.