Sentence examples for tighten at from inspiring English sources

Your arteries will tighten at the sight, but your stomach will thank you.

Lee, the scorer of Wales's first try and one of four from a driving maul, felt a calf tighten at half-time and was replaced by Tomas Francis.

As research budgets tighten at universities and federal financing agencies, a new crop of Web-savvy scientists is hoping the wisdom — and generosity — of the crowds will come to the rescue.

"We are also expecting that officials will not want to tighten at the 1-2 Novemeetingetingivenen its close proximity to election day," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief US economist at High Frequency Economics.

Pop singers and film actors can have young girls scrambling to touch them, but they don't make 16-stone building workers tighten at the throat and offer emotional declarations of faith.

"People have become less certain that the Fed will tighten at the August meeting, while that was the forecast after the June meeting," said Joseph Liro, chief economist at Stone & McCarthy Research Associates in Princeton, N.J.

Much of Europe was also tightening at the time.

Security was tightened at airports and at the United States Capitol.

Security was tightened at the reservoirs, and tests continued.

Austerity will never end, the screw tightening at every budget.

Security will be tightened at private buildings and federal offices.