Sentence examples for tightens from from inspiring English sources

Route 10 tightens from a four-lane highway and becomes 23rd Street in Lawrence, and off the street loom two 5,500-seat 5,500-seatrandstands and a noble stone arconcrete

The advantage of the clamps over the tie down is that you can tighten the clamps from several places, a tie down only tightens from one spot and may not spread the tire out evenly all the way around.

The deadline was tightened from 2026 to 2016.

But the pressure started to tighten from behind as more and more people entered the corridor.

Cassidy also points to lessons about belt-tightening from Britain, and writes from George Soros's Institute for New Economic Thinking conference in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire.

Soybeans, sugar and coffee also had sharp gains in the two sessions on worries that agricultural supplies would tighten from smaller harvests forecast for this year.

Spreads on Merrill Lynch's high-grade American corporate index have tightened, from 111 basis points (one-hundredths of a percentage point) over Treasuries in mid-May to 95.

Using very conservative assumptions, they calculate we have lost a total of more than 5% of output as a result of the fiscal tightening from 2010 to 2013.

In Ecuador, meanwhile, the authorities could be forgiven for wondering why the fund is demanding more belt-tightening from them than from Argentina.

THE CUBAN PEOPLE WILL SURVIVE 14. (C) In the short term, the GOC will require even more belt tightening from the Cuban people.

"The market has really discounted any kind of tightening from the Fed at this point," said David Gottlieb, governments trader at Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities