Sentence examples for tightening back from inspiring English sources

He paused, and with lips tightening, back arching and arm stiffening, he added, "I'll take that challenge, like other challenges".

I discount that pussyfooting, 25-basis-point tightening back in June.

To limit negative effects in the presence of closely binding budget constraints, after a very limited period of time, the scheme should be tightened back again irrespectively if a recovery takes hold or not65.

If your foot remains in the shoe it will eventually tighten back down due to the auto-lacing mechanic sensing your foot is still inside, but I'm hoping you can change that behavior for rest periods.

The link between neural connectivity and cognition was tightened back in 1999, when researchers discovered that the brains of humans and great apes such as chimpanzees and gorillas contain a special kind of elongated nerve cell called a spindle neuron, which is lacking in all other primates (ScienceNOW, 28 April 1999).

DeVille recommends doing the anal equivalent of kegels to tighten back up during breaks.

When you start the vehicle again, pump the brakes a few times until the pedal tightens back up.

Relieving pressure on the head gasket seems like it may cause a leak, but when the bolts are tightened back down and the engine heats up, the gasket will reseal itself.

One tip to speed this up immeasurably is to use a right angled - torx security wrench to just loosen the left hold down screw for the clutch actuator to be removed,repaired and replaced and then tightened back down.

"Across the board, lenders are tightening standards back to where they were 20 years ago," adds Garrett.

The Fed last began tightening rates back in June of 2004 mainly to cool a rapidly rising housing market but also to cool off the "irrational exuberance" in the stock market, as the S&P had gone from 800 in August of 2002 to 1,300 in April of 2006 (up 62.5%) while housing prices had doubled off their mid 90's lows.